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HEBREW- ENGLISH VOCABULARY 

TO THE 

BOOK OF GENESIS 

BY 

'JAMES A. KELSO, Ph.D. (Leipsic), D.D. 

AND 

DAVJD E. CULLEY, Ph.D. (Leipsic) 



CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS 




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HEBREW-ENGLISH VOCABULARY 

TO THE 

BOOK OF GENESIS 



HEBREW-ENGLISH VOCABULARY 

TO THE 

BOOK OF GENESIS 



BY 

REV. JAMES A. KELSO, Ph.D. (Leipsic), D.D. 

PRESIDENT AND PHOFES80K OF HEBREW AND OLD TESTAMENT LITERATURE 
WESTERN THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY, PITTSBURGH, PA. 

AND 

REV. DAVID E. CULLEY, Ph.D. (Leipsic) 

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF HEBREW, WESTERN THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY 
PITTSBURGH, PA. 



NEW YORK 

CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS 

1917 






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Copyright, 1917, bt 
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Published April, 1917 



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THIS VOLUME 

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PREFACE 

This little work is intended to meet a need which has been keenly 
felt by the compilers in their teaching of Hebrew. To master a 
language one must acquire a vocabulary as well as learn the gram- 
matical forms. While lists of words arranged according to the fre- 
quency of occurrence are available, no lexicon covering one of the 
prose books of the Old Testament and adapted to the needs of the 
beginner has heretofore been published. A student of Hebrew, 
after completing one of the standard introductory works, is plunged 
into the reading of a narrative of the Old Testament with either 
too much or too little lexical aid. He may turn to the standard 
thesaurus, the Hebrew Lexicon edited by Professors Briggs, Brown, 
and Driver; in this case he will be overwhelmed, confused, and dis- 
couraged by the wealth of details. It is more likely that the aver- 
age American student will resort to such works as Feyerabend's 
"Hebrew-English Pocket Dictionary of the Old Testament " or 
Bagster's "A Pocket Hebrew-English Lexicon," mere lists of words, 
which give no information as to usage or idioms and in many cases 
do not recognize the results of modern philological studies. No sub- 
stantial basis for Hebrew scholarship can be laid by the use of these 
meagre lists of words, which attempt to cover the entire literature of 
the Old Testament. 

This vocabulary to the Book of Genesis is based upon an inde- 
pendent study of the Hebrew text. While all the great commen- 
taries and lexica have been consulted, they have not been slavishly fol- 
lowed. The statistics as to the occurrence and usage of words is drawn 
directly from the concordances of Fiirst and Mandelkern. Special 
effort has been made to give brief definitions for the particles, prep- 
ositions, and conjunctions, words which cause beginners difficulty. 
The numerals found with the words indicate the number of times the 
word occurs in the Old Testament. A dagger placed before an ar- 
ticle indicates that all passages occurring in the Old Testament have 
been cited; the same sign placed at the end of an article indicates 
that all passages occurring in Genesis have been cited; thus a student 

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viii Preface 



will be able to tell at a glance whether he should memorize the word 
or not, and at the same time determine if it has a meaning peculiar 
to the Book of Genesis. 

This book of the Old Testament was selected because of the im- 
portance and extent of its subject-matter, the picturesqueness of the 
style, and the wide range of vocabulary. These characteristics make 
it an ideal book for the beginner, and upon its mastery he can build 
a substantial structure of Old Testament scholarship. 

The preparation of this work was undertaken many years ago and 
almost completed, but an imperative call to undertake administrative 
duties necessitated its being laid aside; but, as the need was still 
keenly felt, the manuscript was completely revised with the assist- 
ance of my colleague, Doctor Culley, who also investigated one-half 
of the words independently and then carefully verified the references 
of the entire book. 

James A. Kelso. 



LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS 



abs = absolute 

abstr = abstract 

ace = accusative 

ace to = according to 

adj = adjective 

adv sb adverb or adverbial 

apoc = apocopated 

art = article 

A V = Authorized version 

caus = causative 

ch = chapter 

coll = collective 

comm = commentaries 

condt = conditional 

conj = conjunction 

cstr = construct 

dat = dative 

demon = demonstrative 

denom = denominative 

du = dual 

f = feminine 

Ges-K = Gesenius-Kautzsch's He- 
brew Grammar 

Gn = Genesis 

Hast D B = Hasting's Dictionary 
of the Bible 

Hi = Hiphil 

Hith = Hithpael 

Ho = Hophal 

imper = imperative 

impf = imperfect 

indeel = indeclinable 

indef pro = indefinite pronoun 

inf = infinitive 

intens = intensive 

interj = interjection 

interrog = interrogative 

intr = intransitive 

Lat = Latin 

lit = literally 

loc = locative 



m = masculine 

mg = margin 

MT = Massoretic Text 

n = noun 

neg = negative 

Ni = Niphal 

num = numeral 

ord = ordinal 

O T = Old Testament 

part = particle 

pass = passive 

per pro = personal pronoun 

perh = perhaps 

pf = perfect 

Pi = Piel 

pi = plural 

pr = proper 

prep = preposition 

pro = pronoun 

pt = participle 

Pu = Pual 

Qr = Q e re 

rel = relative 

RV = Revised version 

sing = singular 

subst = substantive 

suff = suffix, suffixes 

trans = transitive 

usu = usually 

vb = verb or verbal 

VSS = versions 

(?) = doubtful 

\/ = root 

+ = plus 

t placed before an article indicates 
"All passages occurring in O T 
have been cited " 

f placed at the end of an article in- 
dicates "All passages occurring 
in Genesis have been cited " 

= equals 



THE VOCABULARY 



2^1191 nm pi nl3$ (1) /«<*"• 
of individual; (2) head of family 
or clan; (3) ancestor, 28 13 , 32 10 ; 
originator or patron, 4 20 - 2l 
H2X 54 VD & e willing, consent 

yyh^> n p r ^ Ma 

^Nft'ON n P r Abimacl 
7|? 0^3^ n P r Abimelech 
TQKsadj Me Strong; R V Me 

• T 

Mighty One, poetic name for God 
/DX39 VD mourn; Hith mourn 
(for dead) 37 34 
?3K 8 adj mourning 

D1*lSf5 ^3** n P r <Meadow °f 
Egypt' 50 n 

72^ 11 adv ^%> 0/ a frwtfA 42 21 ; 

way 6z/2 17 19 

/3^ 24 n m mourning 

?3$ 274 n f stone 

t p3N vbNiwrestfe32 25 . 26 

Dn^3^ n P r Graham 

t"ni3^ E gyP tian word 414 * 

prostrate thyself, bow the knee (?) 

attention (?) see comm 

□13$ n P r Abram 

15$ 2 n m mw< ( ? ) ; /ood ( ? ) ; see 

comm Gn 2 6 

^N3"!N n pr Aclbeel 



Dint? n P r ^&>w 

?1*lfc$ 331 n m lord, master 
^y*]^ 134 n m my Lord, of God 
only 

Q*li$560 n m a man (Lat homo); 
coll man, mankind 
D1K 8 adj re ^' 25 30 Me red lentils^ 
Ql$ see DllH 
j-j D*l^ 224 n f ground, land, terri- 
tory, country (V*"]i$) 

HDI^S n pr Admah, name of a 

city 

^1D1&3 adj red, ruddy 25 25 

£1*)^^ 12 n f mantle, cloak 
2n^2i6 vb love 
n3qi<infcstrof2n^29 20 

*in&$ npr Ohad 

^H^3 y b tent, move or pitch tent 

/HK 343 n m few*/ dwelling 9 27 

HDD vHK n P r Oholibamah 

)i$ 320 con J* either, or 

nniKunf only in pi with ^ 

because of; concerning 26 32 

^]!|N n pr ZJzaZ 

V^ 44 adv perhaps, peradventure ; 

if peradventure 18 24 > 28 

D /^ 19 adv but, but indeed, how- 

belt 28 19 

*1ft1t$ n P r Omar 



The Vocabulary 



P&$ 85 n m trouble, sorrow 35 18 

I ))# 13 n m manly vigor 

II J^ n pr On city of Lower 
Egypt; also written Jfc$ 

DJlfcS n P r Onam 
UlK n P r Onan 

TDlfc$ n P r Ophir 

V W 10 VD pre**, 6e pressed, hasten ; 

Hi 19 15 Aasfm (trans) 
■"tf N 121 n m light 

I * B fiN.« y b & e or become light; 
Hi ^e %/*£ 

II *flK n pr Ur, city of S Baby- 
Ionia, modern Muqayyar 

I n1fc$79 n m sign, pledge, token 

nniN,n«seenfc(i) 

H 5 )^ 4 VD Ni consent, agree 34 22 > 

15, 23 | 

7^ 85 adv then, at that time; ]^D 19 

OK + ?!D) conj since 39 5 

7^ 4 2 vb denom Hi give ear, hear, 

listen 

]]K 188 n f ear 

n^ 630 n m brother, relative; idiom 

T 

VH^ ♦ ♦ ♦ E^{$ owe], . . another 9 5 
111^962 a( ^j num one '> or( l y?r*f; 

^in^ 4 n m feeds, rushes 
*"l1nfc$4i n m hinder side, back 
part; adv backwards 49 17 
nlrW in n f sister; pi only with 

suff -rjn^n^ /writs 



)|j^ 68 vb grasp, take hold, take 
possession; Ni 6e caught 22 13 ; toe 
possessions 34 10 
H'tn^ 66 n f possession 
nini^ n P r Ahuzzath 
*>n^ n pr EH 

*"in&$i8 VD remain behind, delay, 
tarry; Qal impf IflijO 32 5 ; Pi pf 

*in^77o a dv and prep of place 
and time behind, afterwards, after; 
pi ^jlX w ith other prepositions 
"HCJ^O f rom behind 19 26 
*")£!&$ i8o aQ, j another, other; of time 
following, next 17 21 ; f. VF$& 
Jlin^5i ac U behind, hindermost 
33 2 
n^l.n^ 6i n f offer £>ar£, end; 

days = a prophetic phrase of the 
period of Israel's possession of 
Canaan 49 l 
rVjnnX 7 a d y backwards 

nri& num ; see "iru* 

Qj£ n gentleness, used as adv 
#erc% 33 14 

1D^6 n m bramble, buck-thorn 
^ adv where; suff f!3^K 3 9 ; 
with enclitic Hl^S* w * tn °* n er 
ab verbs or pronouns !T]P~^ 
whence 16 8 

^ 36 n m coewtf; pi coast lands, is- 
lands 10 5 



The Vocabulary 



2^X 283 VD be hostile to, be an en- 
emy; pt 2^1^ enemy 

ny^6 n * enm ity 
J"Pi$ n pr Aiah 
iVH 45 interrog adv where ? 
*?T5$&9 adv how? how! 

^{$ 156 n m ram 
n y^X a n f Aind, (foe 
n^S^X n pr El-Paran 
p^,p^*T>*Elon 
HD^ n n f terror, dread 
D^D^SK n P r Emim, ancient in- 
habitants of Moab 

I j^fc$ subst nothing, naught; cstr 

ri$ particle of negation, is not, 
are not, was not, were not 

II p$$ adv (from ^^) only in 
compound |^Q 17 whence? 29 4 , 
42 7 

n'D^ioadv (r\B + l#) where f 
37 16 

B^J* 2166 n m pi D^gfa^ ™<™ (= 
«ir); used as a distributive adj 
each, every 9 5 , 10 5 ; idiom • • ♦ {J^{$ 

vijn ° we • • • an ° ther n3, 7 > i5i ° 

JIT^Jh ac U perennial, ever-flow- 
ing, permanent 

T|&$ 159 adv (1) asseverative, sure- 
ly, no doubt ; (2) restrictive, how- 
beit &; yet, but, only 25 13 ; (3) adv 
of time, only just, scarcely 9 s , 27 30 
"12^ n P r Accad 



73^ 806 VD ea U devour, consume, 

- T 

destroy 

/Di$ 4 n m food, corn 41 35 

?D&$ is aQlv surely, truly 

7fc$ adv of negation, not {— m); 
usu with cohortive and jussive 
7$ prep motion to, direction to- 
wards to, unto, into, towards, 
against, with regard to, concerning, 
at, by; usu written with Makkeph 

I 7^ 217 n m @°d 

II )jj| 5 nm power, might 31 29 f 

HI ^ 9 pro pi m and f = n^{j$ 
these 19 8 ' 25 , 26 s - 4 

njn^ n P r Eldaah 
np^l 35 n f oa<A 

I p|Sj^ 17 n f terebinth 

II H^N n pr £Zafc 

n?ISt demon pro and adj pi m 
and f these 

D* 1 rP$$ 2570 n m pi God, gods; 

&rb$n ^3 = «»w o/ gw, 

angels 6 2 « 4 ; see Hast D B II 199 a 

I )1^fc$ io n f terebinth 

II |^N n P r ^ ow 
|1?.ftS 8 n m oafc 
H^l ?N as n m cAief 
lljh^ n pr Eliezer 
IB vX n P r Eliphaz 



The Vocabulary 



nttf^N n P r Elishah 
t D^K vb bind 37 7 

~ T 

rttp7$<>nfsheaf 
nn^D/X n P r Almodad 

ITDD /X 4 n f widowhood 
""iD^fcjs n P r Ellasar, ancient 
Babylonian city 
m^nrn thousand 
Q{$ 221 nf pi nlB^wMrfAcr 
Q$$ conj (1) condt particle, if; 
Di$ [!]♦♦♦ Di$ whether . . . or 
31 52 ; emphatic neg after oath 
14 23 , 42 15 ; part of wishing, oh 
that! 23 13 ; w)kn 38 9 ; with other 

particles Q{$ ^P/3 e xcept if> 
except 47 18 ; Q{$ ^jj 24 9 - 33 ; l^ 
DN *lg^8 28 15 wi*#, im&Z *f or 
when; (2) Interrog part in direct 
questions = numSS 17 ; disjunctive 
questions DX 4 ♦ * H 37 8 
nDN 56 n f maidservant 

ni?ij 3 n * *™^, p e °^ e 2516 1 

JDJ? 105 VD confirm, support; Ni be 

verified, confirmed 42 20 ; Hi trust, 

believe 15 6 , is 26 

J™IJD^2 a dv verily, truly, indeed 

20 12 ' 

DJOi$5 a ^v verily, truly, indeed 

18 13 , always interrog 

VEN 40 vb be strong 25 23 

*1DN 5287 y b ^a?/; 5a?/ in the heart 

82i J ft&ijfc 



"1i2N»49 n m words 49 21 
n*"lQ$$ 35 n i utterance, song 4^ 
"'IDS? n pr Amorites, pre-Israel- 
itish inhabitants of Palestine 
;?S1?J$$ n pr Amraphel, Baby- 
lonian king Hammurapi 
EfyjJjjts a dv yesterday; last night 
19 8 *, 31 29 

nj?8 126 n f firmness, faithfulness, 
reliability, truth (Jjlftit) 
t nnOOS n f sack 42-44 only 
?t$ /H^X ao ^ v where, whither 
JNnprjseepN 

^fc$ interj ah, now! J {or we) be- 
seech thee! 50 17 
nJK see J$ 
t^lJfc? n P r Enosh 

un^x p er p r ° we 

^J^ per pro I 

!"F Jfc$ 31 n f unit, a s/iip; coll ^J&$ 

t • t: • t: 

''DJN P er P ro I 

T 

JlDK 5 n m mischief, harm 
TDK 13 n m prisoner 

• T 

2lJDi$ n P r Asenath, wife of 

_ J IT 

Joseph 

HD$$ 200 y b gather, collect, remove; 

draw up the feet 49 s3 

*"lDfc$72 v b tie, bind, imprison; 

~ T 

harness 46 29 

IP]X conj afoo, yea; with 

CJ H80 ^"^ • • • ? rea ^ "• • • ? 



The Vocabulary 



18 13 - 23 ; 1J n$ indeed that? or 
His indeed that . . . ? 3 1 
II HX 277 n m nostril, nose, face, 
anger 

HSJ^ 25 VD bake; pt HS^ as noun 
baker 

iDfc? enclitic part JAm; with in- 
terrog pronouns or adverbs 27 33 ; 
in a command or wish after Qfc$ 
43 11 

DSX 5 VD / a ^> come to an end 
p&K 7 VD Hith only, Ao/d or re- 
strain oneself, refrain 
*1D$$ 22 n m ashes 

D^DNl n P r Ephraim 

nn^m als ° rnp$ (4s 7 ) n pr 

Ephrathah, or Ephrath 
|13V^ n pr £260^1 

b^^ 5 VD reserve 27 36 

_ T 

/!£{$ 6i P re P beside 
*")J£&$ n pr Ezer 
^fcOX n P r Areli 

J™|3*1^ 8 n f lattice window, sluice 
7 u T 

^3^fn^2n« sic num /o^r 

D^JQIN 136 num indecl / or *2/ 
^]*\H n pr Ard 

"H.V'lfc? n P r ^ro<K 

^*THfc$ n P r Arvadite 

jl'1^203 n m with art jl^H 

cAes£, ar&; sarcophagus 50 26 



iTIN 59 n m way, P^h 

nn*!^2 n f travelling company, 

caravan 

tV.^\H 63 n m ^«m 49 9 

'Hl'HK n pr Arioch 

"n*!^ 34 vb 6e Zon^ 

t]*1{$ n P r Erech, Babylonian city 

7j*n^ 94 n m length 

D1fc$ 149 n P r (1) Aram name of a 
person 10 22 « 23 , 22 1 ; (2) country or 
people Aramceans 24 10 ; see 25 20 
^5)*^i$ 12 ac U P r Aramaean 
V^it n pr ^lra?i 

TE^DBIX n P r Arpachshad 

Y*"1N 2407 n f or m ear^A, Zand; with 

art yy$Q 

1*1^67 VD curse; Pi Zai/ imder a 

cwrse 5 29 

[0 *"!*"!&$ n P r Ararat, district in 

Armenia 

£7 ft 377 n m or f fire 

hZ$$ n P r Ashbel 
|2^ n Pr #*ftfom 

n^775nfcstrh^pl;D^ 
cstr ^(jjfj woman, wife, female 7 2 
""llffi^ n pr Asshur person 10 22 or 
land (= Assyria) 2 14 
D^lt^'X n P r Asshurim, an Ara- 
bian tribe 

I /2t5?{$ 9 n m cluster 

II ?3£^$ n pr Eshcol, an Am- 
orite chieftain 



The Vocabulary 



!J3£^ n P r Ashkenaz, a north- 
ern tribe 

•B^iSS 3 n m tamarisk-tree 21 33 
OV/# i7 nm guilt 26 10 

Q$tt 3 &d) guilty 

"12^ is VD 9° straight on; Pi pro- 

- T 

nounce blessed, call happy 30 13 
^5£^ relative particle, usu a con- 
nective word to be supplemented 
by pronouns, affixes, or other 
words. (1) used as relative pro- 
noun; (2) after words denoting 
time, place, manner — when, where, 
why; (3) conj so that ll 7 , in that, 
since ZO 18 , 31 49 , whenAO 13 . Idioms: 
Qjpf ♦ ♦ ♦ 'K where; fitplff ♦ ♦ ♦ 'X 
whither; Q^*D • ♦ ♦ 'K whence; 
*)$$ DJ? irregular for ♦ ♦ ♦ ""IB^S 

tea 31 32 

155^ n pr Asher 

t H£^ n m happiness 30 13 

rogte see n#fc 

n&$ per pro 2 f sing thou 

I H$ s ig n °f accusative ; with 

suff ^flfc or ytfK 

II n^ P re P «^A; w ^ tn su ff ^nx • 

Idioms : with him — beside or near 
him 39 6 ; in the presence of 20 16 

rWK P er P ro 2 sing m fAoz< 
}1n^ 34 n ^ she-ass 
DPX per pro 2 pi m ye 
njn84Perpro2plf^31 6 t 



3 prep m, among, into; at, on 8 20 , 

by, against; with 32 1 , /or or at the 
cost of 30 16 ; on account of, because 
of; with inf 3 = temporal or 
causal conj when, after, through 

Dtnana *> nnVna 4', 

t ; it • : t : • 

nirp n^ana i»" 

nE^SQ conj because 39 9 f 
n$3 40 n f we//, p& 

^^ ^0!? 1^3 n P r Beer-lahai- 
roi 

JQE? HX? n pr Beersheba 
^n&O n pr 5em 
Jjf J^3 vb stink ; Hi cawse to stink, 
make odious 34 30 

/D3 262 n P r Babel, Babylon (As- 
syrian Bab-nlu — gate of God) 
*133 214 n m garment, raiment 
*]3 n m part, separation — used 
regularly with 7 — with suff 

self, alone; in my, his separation; 
VVnf? by themselves 21 28 ; ^fl 
1*12 / he alone; with f ft prefixed 

n2 /D — P re P apart from, besides 

26 1 ,46 26 

T13 n P r Bedad 

y"13 41 v ^ Hi divide, separate 

n /%3 2 n m bdellium 2 12 1 

W2 3 n m emptiness, always with 

inn* which see 



The Vocabulary 



/H339 VD be dismayed, terrified 
45 3 f 

nDri3i87 n f beast, animal, es- 
pecially cattle 

^13 2569 VD come in, come, go in, 
go; Hi caus of Qal, bring, lead, 
conduct; opposite of J$^ go out, 
come out 

I 113 11 n m contempt 

II FQ n pr Buz 

*ll3 /H3 59 n m pit> cistern, well; 

dungeon 40 13 

2^13 109 vb &e ashamed; Hithpolel 

12^ 3 PI be ashamed before one 

another 2 s5 

H1343 VD despise, regard with 

contempt 

113 43 VD spoil, plunder 

~ T 

?n3 29 VD prove, try, test 
"103 167 VD choose 
ril03 42 n m security 34^ 
}©3 71 n f wom6, 6e% 
t Q^£03 n pl pistachio^nut 43 11 
^3 P ar * of entreaty, I pray 43 20 » 
T3i68 VD discern; Ni pt |13J 
41 33 * 39 intelligent, discreet, discern- 
ing 
p5 prep between (cstr of noun 

T3) J T3D /^ kwera 49 10 

n ,| 32034 n m cstr fV3 pi ff>Fl3 
. - .. . T 

house, family, household, household 
affairs; JT3D a dv on the inside 

6 14 



^NrV3 n pr Bethel 

Driy IV 3 n P r Bethlehem 

H33 114 VD wggp, bewail 

*ll33 ,*03 122 n m first-born 

f niD3 n f weeping 35 8 

^33 28 n m weeping 

n*V J3 6 n f first-born 

t rVD3 n f weeping 50* 

TQJ n P r Becher 

n*1*D39 n f n V^ °/ first-born, 

birthright 

"ID? see "1133 

H /3 16 vb become old, worn out 

T T 

nn /3 n P r Bilhah 

t : • 

?i*V3 n P r Bilhan 

v3 ao ^ v °f negation no£ 31 20 

7/34i VD w ^> confuse, confound 

— T 

J? /3 49 VD swallow up 41 7 « M 
J// 3 n P r ^ a 

^1^73 P re P apart /row, except, 
without; with suff a part of depre- 
cation no* at all 14 24 , 41 16 

^0/3 P art °f negation (1) adv 
not, after negation except 21 26 , 
28 17 ; QN ^3 except 47 18 ; (2) 
conj except 43 3 ; (3) ^1^ /3 / 86 ne & 
of inf cstr so as not, in order not 
?3 4870 n m pi Q^J3 son t as noun 

of relation p2?£)"}3 son °f P° s ~ 
session 15 2 ; also expressing age S 22 
^1X"?3 n pr Benoni 



The Vocabulary 



H 32 373 v b build 

r 73^3 2 n P r Benjamin 

) • t: • 

1 J?3 105 P re P o,way from, behind, 

about, on behalf of 20 7 ; out through 

26 8 ; used idiomatically after verbs 

of shutting 7 16 , 20 18 

*")1j?3 n P r Beor 

*"T J?3 6 n m beasts of burden, cattle 

45 17 'f 

/J?3 16 VD possess, marry 
/ JQ 166 n m owner, master, lord, 
husband 20 3 ; rVQ *6jQ con- 
federates 14 13 ; D^H *6j?3 arch- 
ers 49* 

Pn™/J?3 n P r Baalhanan 
J7U3 23 n m unjust gain, profit 
^^337 y b cw^ o#"; Ni be with- 
held 11* 

n^V3 n P r Bozrah 
JJpJsi y b cleave, split; Ni £>e re?i£ 
open 7 11 

J7p3 2 n m ^ fl {/> half-shekel 
nj?D3i9 n ^ valley, valley-plain 
*"lp3 182 n m cattle, herd, ox; "J3 
np3ca//18 7 

*|D3 214 n m morning 
E^p3 224 VD 5ee ^% require, exact 
*^3 12 n m wheat 
"13 see -)13 



&0353 VD create, always used of 

God* 

*H3 4 a dj spotted, marked 

1*13 n P r 5ered 

7jH3 73 n m i ron 

m3e5 VD 9°> pass through, flee 

K^ u adj /erf 41 t 

• T 

n^13 n P r Beriah 

IT*") 3 285 n f covenant, alliance, 

league, agreement 

I , ni33vbfe^24 11 t 

II T?1^?!9 6 vb 6Zm 

n f knee 



rO*"l3 70 n f blessing; gift, present 
33" ' 

1?*13 n P r -Sera 

J?E^T3 n pr Birsha 
HD^3 n P r Basemath 

— : it 

1^3266 n th flesh, kindred, man 

as frail and erring 6 3 

^^"328 y b &oi/, <7row ripe; Hi 

_ T 

ripen, bring to ripeness 40 10 f 

n? 587 nf suff^ns pi nliscsir 

nlJ3 donflfAfer; nl33 40 22 = 
branch of vine. Idiom 17 17 see |J 

/W03 n P r Bethuel 

H /103 50 n f wY^m 24 11 f 

DTO see rv>3 

t *1P3 vb cw£ in two 15 10 

in3 4 n m j?o^> ^Vce i5 i0 1 



The Vocabulary 



bi$3 100 vb redeem 48 16 f 

rD3 39 adj * ^' ^-^ 719 "^ 
? ! Q3 > /33 240 n m border, bound- 
ary, territory 

TQJJ /133 159 ad i *frow£, miflf%; 
n m valiant man 

JTD3 11 n m «v 

t*T»33 nmtord27 29 - 37 

nynVeonfMz 

*"Q325 vb 6e strong, mighty, pre- 

- T 

vail 

n*l23 9 n ^ mistress 

"l^g n m fortune, good fortune 

30 n t 

"15 71 n P r *? a ^ (Fortunatusf) 

"lnH 29 n m &ttw^> rroo£> 49 19 f 

7ll| ,7*15 522 adj great 

^3 17 n m Ho* 

7*15 115 vb row; W P* become great; 

- T 

Pi mol-g great, powerful 12 2 ; mag- 

iqfr 19 19 

/""I34 verbal adj becoming great, 

growing up 26 13 f 

•fia 2 vb o^oc^ 49 19 f 

7)^ 2 n m young dove lo 9 f 

^15 56i n m nation, people 

rpl3 13 n f Iwj human body 47 18 ; 

corpse, carcass f 

*0*ia n P r Guni 

i**i3 24 y b perish, die 

I 113 so vb sojourn 



II *fla 9 n m wfoty 49 9 f 

"fi3 15 vb sfoar 

/)3 30 vb tear away, rob, seize 

- T 

U3 2 n m parf; 15 17 /?a/res 0/ cmi- 

tf)-J3 2 n m belly 3 14 f 

0*13 n P r Gaham 

*l*Jj} 7 n m sinew 

?1P13 n P r Gihon, one of the four 

rivers of Paradise 2 13 f 

73 35 n m heap, wave 

f"|/3 189 vb uncover; Xi m'eaZ one- 
s<°(f 35 7 ; Hith uncover oneself 9 21 f 
ri/323 vb Pi skw, shave oneself 
41 14 f 

7/3 is y b roll, roll away; Hith- 
poel /bjinn r °M oneself upon, 
against 43 18 

7 S3 n m account; only in com- 
bination with 3 o?i account of, for 
the sake of 12 13 ,' 30 27 , 39 5 \ 

*iyh$ n p r ® lead 

t *1J* /3 n P r l° c Galeed, witness- 
pile 31 47 - 48 
D3768 a dv afoo, moreover, yea; 

D3 ♦ ♦ • D3 &°^ • • • on ^ 

^03 2 vb swallow, drink 24 17 f 
/ft 3 37 vb 0W wz^, aW ow£ to; 

~ T 

wean 21 8 

/D3 53 n m came 7 - 

*1?23 n P r Gomer 



10 



The Vocabulary 



ten 



|J 40 n m gardt 

3ja»vb steal; ^ 333 = de- 
ceive 31 20 « 26 
*"ljy 14 vb rebuke 37 10 t 
DOJ?ii n P r Gatam 
n f vine 



£55 

t *1D5 n m gopher 6 14 , wood of 

the ark 

inD3 7 n ^ brimstone 

^^92 ii m sojourner, temporary 

dweller 

N*J3 n pr Gem 

^ E^H^ n P r Girgashite 

Q*(3 5 n m force; strength 49 14 f 

n^28 n m threshing-floor, 50 10f f 

*1*13 n pr Orar 

^"*13 47 y b dme ow#, cas< out 

?lE^"13 n P r Gershon 

□ fcjT-j n m rain, shower 

T$% n P r Goshen 

*inH n P r G^^ 7 * 



H3^1 9 n f evil report 37 2 f 

T • 

Ty2r\ 54 vb cling, cleave 
*1DT ii42 v b speak, mostly Pi 
"■Q*H 1439 n m speech, ivord; mat- 
ter, affair, thing; way, manner; 
indefinite something, anything ; 
*)Hn /]} because oj \ for the sake 
of ' 



n^D^] n pr Deborah 
ttf 21 54 n m honey, 43 11 1 
3*H 19 n m /is/j 

t II Hin y b multiply, increase 
(intr) 48 1gT 

P^l 40 n m com > fi^OlW 

VT^J n pr Dedan 
Q^JT^I n pr Dodanim 

• T 

^"TH 6 n m pl D^TH mandrake 

- • T 

nDVn n P r Dumah 
tJTl y b meaning doubtful, fol- 
lowing translations have been 
made: (1) att in, dwell; (2) 
s£m i e wiJA, A V, II V; (3) rn/e in, 
RVmg; (4) be humbled 6 3 
t pn y b muster in, sl possible al- 
ternate reading HT*1 for n*Vl 

J VT- I VT- 

14 14 supported by LXX and 
Samaritan Codex 

ill /"H 165 n m 2>mW, W 0^- 
eration 

P^ 24 vb jntf> 

nJ^*H n pr Dinah 

fiE^H r |fcf*n n pr ZKsfcon 

JE^'I n pr Dishan 

7^ 46 adj wea&, /Am 41 19 f 

D /H 9 vb 6nrn ; Ao% pursue 31 36 f 
I - t 

07^ 88 n f door 

Ql 360 n m blood; pl Q^yn 6/ood 

in quantity, hence blood-stains, 

bloodshed, slaughter 



The Vocabulary 



11 



nWl 24 n f likeness, similitude 

pWt2*l n P r Damascus 

|^I n pr Dan 

n^tlil n P r Dinhabah 

t t : • 

njJ^l 91 n f knowledge, perception 

DS^I 3 VD &ea£ ; aViw cruelly 33 13 f 

pi H a dj ^m, shrunk, -withered 

ch41f 

nVp'l npr2)a*Ml0 27 t 

TPT1 2 n m ftefes 3 18 f 



715 n m way, road, pafA; 
journey; manner 19 31 
£^H 162 vb see&, inquire of 25 22 ; 

- T 

require, exact 9 s 

KBf^I 2 VD sprout, shoot forth l 11 f 

ttttf^lunm grass 
jlBh n pr see p£?«H 

(CH 'p-D 55 ! n pr Dothan 3 ' 17 1 



"H definite article the 
H #CI /H /Li interrog part in 
direct or indirect questions, dis- 
junctive questions 
NH 2 inter j h, behold ±7* \ 

^3H n P r Abel 
*)jr) n pr #a#ar 
TIP! n P r Hadad 
DTHn n P r Hadoram 



*nn n P r Hadar 

Jtfin per pro 3 m sing and demon 

*to (^o^); f jpfi; pi nijo; 
do- f n$fl 

njn 5 VD become 27 29 f 

*rn see mn 

jTH 3570 vbfatt out, happen, come 
to pass, be, become; with 7 de- 
notes (1) possession, (2) trans- 
formation or change = become 

07, 10 (_ yiypOfiaL) 

DD^ri n P r Hemam 

iHs^n 17 a dv <> w * JAcra, onward, 

further 19 9 ; beyond 35 21 f 

flj^n P ro demon **" S* 65 , 37 19 f 
Tj /PI 1545 VD 0°> come, waZ&; Hith 
walk, walk about 3 s 
/?H 134 VD Pi P ra2 ' 5e 1215 1 

- T 

JJ7J3 adv hither, here 16 13 f 
Dn r DH n P r ffflw 

Do-friio»c"wn 

?1J3n 84 n m sound, murmur; 
crowd, multitude 17 4, 5 f 
|H 100 a ^v or inter j lo! behold! 
n$ri ,!1Iin interj hi beholdl 

1 run see tfin 



11 n Jin 49 aQlv °f ^ me ° r pi a ce, 

hitherto, hither 

ITBn 95 y b &«ra, overthrow; Hith 

fwra Mz*5 way and that 3 24 

t nDDn n f overthrow 19 29 



12 



The Vocabulary 



"in 558 n m mountain, hill, hill- V\/^) n pr see f^Ot 

country; withart^nH; with H -,» ^ *u, , fc L; , 

i ^1\l «„« \ r • J m f AW pl H5K demon pro 

loc TTVJ 14 10 mairiawward and ady ^ ^ nj # # # ^ 

I hrjO 43 vb conceive, become oth er ; this ; as enclitic part then, 
pregnant now 3 w 2 7 20 

II n*1ri 15 adj f pregnant ^Ht 38 5 n m ^ 
t j1*in n m conception, pregnancy QTfl] n pr Zwzm 



3 i6 

p|.p| n pr Haran 

1 



rqit pt see n;j 

"W 10 vb boil 25 29 | 

fVT 38 n m olive-tree, olive 8 11 f 
*"lDt 229 vb remember, recall, call to 

- T 

mind; Hi CGmse to remember, men- 
tion 40 14 



1,1,1 demon adv and conj and, so 
then; 1 ♦ ♦ ♦ 1 both . . . and; in 
troducing a circumstantial clause ""Of 8 2 n m an d adj male 

T T 

with, seeing that, etc.; very im- ^^ n pf Mpak 
portant is the use of ) with pf 
and impf known as ) consecu- 
tive; see Grammars 

f n^nmcMrfll 30 



T 



DOt 13 y b consider, purpose, de- 

- T 

vise ll 6 f 

rnQT s n f cAomkj fruits (?) 43 u f 

t : • 

?*")QT n P r Zimran 

Hit 91 vb commit fornication, be 

T T 

a harlot; fljll pt f ^«r/of 

D* 1 JUT n m fornication, pl abstr 

intens 3S 24 f 



3N1 7 n m wolf 49 27 f 

nai see nj 

t *"QJ vb &^ ow > endow with 30 20 f «-|jft n f swea t 3 19 

1 1?] n m endowment, gift 30 20 jljfl n P r Zflfl » 

j^n] ,|^3T nprZe&wZtm HSJ* vb &e ^^ enraged, out 

POT 134 vb slaughter for sacrifice, °f humour, 40 f 

>a«# 31* 46' t n PM I3 D f Cr2/ ' ° UtCry 18 " f 

POT 162 n m sacrifice 31 54 , 46 1 f T jpt a vb &« or hecome oU 

t £, vbmeaningdoubtful: some II ,p ¥ » ad J oW ' P 1 « Ww * 

to dweZZ, others to fonor 30 20 t ?DT n m oW a#e 48 10 



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13 



nJDT6 nf M a 9 e 

Q^Jp] 4 n m pi old age 

y\-\] « nf arm 49 24 1 

mi is y b r? '^» come forth 32 32 

nil n pr Zerah 

JPU 56 y b sow, scatter seed 

JJTf 225 n m sowing, seed, offspring 



fcOn 38 y b withdraw, hide 

T T 

nilSn 7 n ^ stripe, bloic, stroke 

p2n 13 y b cZasp, embrace 

121128 y b unite, be joined as 

allies 14 3 f 

Jll3n n P r Hebron 

EOns3 y b bind, bind on; saddle 

22 3 f 

j"Jl1in5 n f girdle, loin-covering 

3 7 t 

V(£| n pr #a$^ 

■^TH n P r Hadad 

/in 59 y b cease, come to an ena 7 , 

leave off 

•fHn n P r Kfro 

T1I5 38 n m room, chamber 

^Tn 282 n m month 

H3ln n P r Hobah 

t J%J n pr £i<e; lit Zife 3 20 , 4 1 

Bin 7 n m **»*«* 1423 1 
^^n n P r #mfe 

H/^in n P r Havilah 



I ^n n pr £FwZ 

II ^n vb see ^fl 
?1n 23 n m sand 

t Dill 4 ac U ^ r & brown, black 
ch30 

Din 24 y b P^'ft/, look upon with 
compassion or regret 45 20 f 
n^n n m *^Ofc, coast 49 13 f 
D^Sin n P r Huppim 
VI n 165 n m ^ e outside; with 
preps to express adverbial idea of 
outside, abroad; V^nS outside 9 s2 ; 
Vinp «^&wrf 6 14 ; with n__ loc 
after verb of motion outside 
□Illn t DJin is n m seal, signet- 
ring 38 18 f 

^n n p r # a *° 

Dtn29i y b oe or grow strong, 
strengthen; be severe 41 56 ; Hi with 
3 seize, catch 19 4 , 21 18 ; Hith use 
one's strength 48 2 
^ COn 238 y b miss a goal or waz/, go 

T T 

wrong, sin, incur guilt or 6/ame 
&?/ sin 43 9 ; Pi oear /oss 31 39 
^pll 36 n m sin 41 9 f 
i^Sni9 a dj and n m sinful, sin- 
ners 13 13 f 
nX^n* ni sin 20^ 

t t _ : 

nxsn293 n f ***** ^^ °/ 5z?i 
18 2o T 

nBn 30 n f wAea* 30 14 

T • 

I ^n 224 a dj alive, living, see Q^n 

II ^n 3d per m sing Qal of j"pn 



14 



The Vocabulary 



H^n 283 VD ^ m , remain alive; live V /H 10 n f on ^y du loins 35 u f 

T T ] T T 

on or upon 27 40 ; be quickened, re- ) . ,'*..", , -r*. 

■ _,. . TT . D/rl57 VD divide, share ; ri scatter 

mve 45 27 ; Pi and Hi preserve I - * 

497 
alive, let live » 

h*0 118 n f «na ^m*, ammoZ p 7^ 7 adi """^ 2?U * 
D^D we n m pi abstr life p/^} 67 n m portion 

b^R bvn e vb wat^; ^^ 8 10 is I HD^II 2 n f smoothness 27 16 f 
an uncertain form, perh from }££ jj ^ ^fl 26 n f ^^71 f gr0U nd 

33 19 

I DPI 4 n m father-in-law 

II QH n P r Ham 
Oh 9 n m heat S n , 18 1 f 
n^DHa n f cwrd, curdled milk 
18»t ' 
"10n 21 vb desire, take pleasure 

— T 

m/ Ni pt desirable 2 9 , 3 6 f 



?^ri244 n m strength; efficiency 
47 6 ; weaft/*34 29 t 
p^O 38 n m bosom 16 5 
m^n n P r Sir ah 

T • 

t^^?nadjdwZZ49 12 
DDHi38 ac U «*w/ pi astrologers, 

T T 

magicians 41 8 

tt 46 miDHs 11 ^ desirableness, choice 

a)T\ 90 n m / a *>* choicest, best 45 18 ^/«V 27 15 f 

r Hon 121 n f te*, faamng an^ar, 
n^n 76 vb become mc/j, ia 48 1 J T " . 

Y T rage 27** f 

Dpq ^nm tern L^p n pr ffW 

]1 70 32 » m wwwtoio I -fiftlj /1&D 100 n m (he) a*s 

nV^fl 21 adj as an exclamation II "ltofj n P r Hamor 

far be it 18 25 , 44 7 « 17 f 

nB^ /H 10 n f change of raiment 



77 jTj 134 vb Pi pollute, defile, pro- 

- T 

/awe; Hi &e#m 6 1 
/ /PI 90 n m pierced, wounded 34 27 

T T 

D^H 28 vb dream 

- T 

H/n28 vb pass on or away; Hi 
change 31 7 , 35 2 



^E^ Oil 27 a dj n ^m ord /i/^ 

n70ri2 n f compassion, mercy 

19* 6 f * 

DDri28 vb be or become warm; 

— T 

/*ea£ in conception 30 38 - 39 f 
DDn 60 n m violence, wrong 

T T 

""ID?! 3 n m bitumen, asphalt 
*l?Dn 17 n m mortar, cement ll 3 f] 



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15 



t E^DH vb denom Pi 41 34 and he l^n 46 n m settlement, village 
shall fifth the land of Egypt, i. e., 25 16 1 



?1*)^n n P r Hezron 



take the fifth part 

Efon , niSfpn 342 n m and f five fy^y)-; n pr Hazarmaveth 

t BfD'n n m fifl h P art 4726 
CTIStori 164 n pi indecl fifty 

t HDn n m water-skin 21 14 « 15 « 19 
TlfOn n P r Hamathite 
|n 69 nm /awr, grace 

fUll 143 vb encamp 26 17 , 33 18 f 

T T 

TjlJH n pr Enoch 

t EDJfi vb em&aZm 50 2 - 26 

- T 

t D^EMn n m embalming 50 3 
t TPjn a ^J trained, trusty 14 14 
DJin 32 a dv gratuitously, for noth- 
ing 29 15 f 
Pn 77 vb sAew /awr, be gracious 



pn 127 n m something prescribed; 

prescribed portion 47 M ; fixed decree 
4726 1 

Dpi"! 104 n f enactment,' statute 26 5 f 

ppn 19 vb cw£ iw, inscribe; 

pphp P° e l Pt use< l as noun 

commander 49 10 f 

2*1 n 17 vb be dry, dried up 

2"in 411 n f 5^o^ 

tj^Hu n m dryness; parching 

heat 31 40 f 

nmris n f dryness, dry ground 

T T IT 

T 22 1 

*l*" , in 39 vb tremble, be terrified 



nDn 247 n m ffoorfnau, kindneu; ffy^ 9 n f trembling, fear, anx- 

of God loving-kindness 24 27 ^^ 

*1pn 22 vb lack 18 28 ; diminish, de- ft*yy 93 v b & wm , 6e Hradfed, said 

crease 8 3 - 5 1 of anger 

D n Sn n P r Huppim DCDin 11 n m pi only magicians 

VDri75 vb fo&e pleasure, delight 41 8 » ^ f 

in 34 19 1 If v ")h n m wftite & refl d 40 16 

*1Sn 23 vb <% II ^H n pr Horite 

— T 

E*SH 23 vb search for E^**)*! 3 n m ploughing time 45 6 f 

yn57 n m arrow ; Q*^n v}?3 iOH n P r Hara7i 

archers 49 M f HIH 7 n m ^«™^ ftW, autumn 

ilSf! 15 vb tftvufe 32 8 , 33 1 f 8 22 1 

*1DR""|SSn n Pr Hazazon- j-j g *j ft 73 n f reproach 30 23 , 34 14 f 

Tamar I fi£^n 9 vb cw£ in, engrave 4 22 f 



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The Vocabulary 



II E?nri47 vb be silent, dumb, I2l£0i 3 5 adj pleasant, fair 6 2 ; 
speechless 24 21 , 34 5 #ood, excellent ch 1; /a£ 18 7 ; ,/me, 

T)^n 2 7 vb withhold, keep back pure 2 12 ; rich 30 20 ; rf 2 18 , 40 16 ; 
D^n 124 vb tofc, account, es- followed by jft better 

II 2lCD 135 n m a gfoo^ £Am<7, ben- 



teem; devise, plan 
TjE^n 79 n m darkness ch 1 f 
n2^n 6 n f darkness 15 12 f 
DE^Tl n P r Husham 



efit, moral good 

D^JCO 31 n m 00 ^ things, goods 

("QlED 71 n f welfare, prosperity 



pEfriii vb oe attach to, tore f j-j)-| £3 v b s&oo* Pilel pt V|)-j ft ft 



34 8 . 

j^n 2 n m fenvr, fear 9 2 f 

Ori n pr Heth 

t nijn n f * error 355 

^pri n pr Hittite 

f nOnn n f signet-ring 38 25 



21 16 

("IT ED 7 n f encampment 25 16 f 

T • 

7CD 31 n m dew, mm 

^1 /CD 7 P* P ass spotted, variegated 
ch 30 f 



]OC 11 vb denom Hith only > ma ^ NDB 167 vb be or fcecome imefavtj 

oneself a daughter's husband 34 9 f pj ^£^ 

jjirj 20 n m daughter's husband, _ Q ^ yb ^ 3g4 f 

bridegroom 19 12 - " f 

t NJD vb food 45" 



D 

H2CD 11 vb slaughter, butcher 43 16 f 

- T < 

I nD20i2 n m slaughtering, 
slaughter 43 16 

II rQtD n pr Tebah 

H3D 32 n m P^ guardsmen, body- 

T - 

</ward (sing coo& I S 9 23> 24 ) 
^2Q 16 vb^37 31 f 

- T 

ni?3D 47 n f signet-ring 41 42 f 
"H In CO 95 ac U cfecwi, pwre 

T 

*inCD93 vb be^ clean, pure; Hith 
imper VOTED ft V ur tf y oneself 
ceremonially 35 2 f 



P]Q 42 n m coll children, little ones 
DTJD&4 a< ^ v of time, more fre- 
quently QnCDS n °t V e t> ere f before 
that; usually with impf; with pf 
24 15 

n*lC025 vb tear, rend, pluck 
t nnCD adj fresh-plucked; said of 
olive-leaf 8 11 
n^lb 22 n m P re y> f°°d 
nEnCO 9 n ^ animal torn (by wild 
beasts) 31 39 f 



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17 



/W 19 v k Hi shew willingness, un- 
dertake 

^N"! /llfcT n pr River Nile 
Q2^ 3 vb denom Pi to do the duty 

- r 

of a brother to his deceased brother's 
widow 38 8 . See Hast D B art 
Marriage, III, 269 f 
py n pr Jabbock 
Z}^P 58 vb be dry, dried up 8 7 « 14 1 
ntl^S^ 16 n f ^ r 2/ land, dry ground 
l 9f V~ 

]1^P H n m 9 r ^ e ft sorrow 
JPJ! is n m fo# 31 42 f 
H^ 1604 n f hand; strength; side 
34 21 ; par£, share 47 s4 ; fame, repe- 
^io?i 43 s4 . Frequently used with 
preps in metaphorical sense 
n*V 109 vb #we thanks, praise 29 35 , 
49 8T f 

r^P'T n pr Jidlaph 
JTV943 VD know, perceive ; be ac- 
quainted with; skilful in 25 27 ; 
Hi raa&e known, shew 41 39 ; Hith 
?/ia&e oneself known 45 1 
2lP t 33 vb only in Qal imper 2H , 

HUH 0* w > come now ll 3 

T T 

rmrpsao n p r Judah 

T • 

rvmrp n p r J^uh 

n]iT : 6823 n pr [M T ftp) esis Qr 

tfia or nin> Q* orbs) 

Jehovah, the name of the God of 
Israel; pronunciation Jehovah 



introduced by Galatinus 1520, 

ancient Hebrew pronunciation 

nirr (Yahweh). See Hast D B 

II, i99b 

2^ n pr Job 

221^ n P r Jobah 

/3P n pr Jubal 

D1^2285P1 D^ n mday; life, 

age 6 3 ; time 30 14 ; QV*H to-day, 

D^nN D^ some days 27", 

29 20 ; T qV U^ day by day 39 10 ; 

p^3 at once, first of all 25 31 - » 

JV n P r Javan 

nil^ 33 n f dove ch 8 f 

HpV 1 n P r Joseph 

"I^P 3 vb &e united 49 6 f 

nn^ 92 a dv together 

t : ~ 

l^fP 12 a dj and n only, only one 
^JT T 4ivbNiwa^8 12 t 

/X/IT n P r Jahleel 

QPP vb be in heat (of cattle in 

breeding) 30 41 

/Kyj"P n P r Jahzeel 

2Q^ 120 vb be well with, go well 

with; be pleasing ; Hi do good to, 

deal well with 

*V)£3^ n pr Jetur 

|^ 141 n m wine 

flD^ 6i vb decide, judge ; adjudge, 

- T 

appoint; reprove, chide 21 25 ; Ni be 
righted, justified 20 16 
PD* 1 n P r Jcichin 



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The Vocabulary 



/D^ 193 VD (impf irregular J^V 

T 

see Ges-K 69r) be able, have 

power 30 8 

n^497 VD bear, bring forth, beget; 

- r 

Pi pt f fV| p'^Q midwife 
y}^ 89 n m cMo 7 , 601/, youth, son 

m^ 3 n f girl, damsel 34 4 f 

t : - 

"l V 1 13 aa *j born 

Q^ 390 n m sea; west; H^ we»f- 

loortf 13 14 , 28 14 

/fr^D^ n P r Jemuel 

I |^Q^ n pr Jamin 

II pij^ 137 n f the right, right hand 
t DD^ n m meaning uncertain, 
hot springs (?) 3G 24 

|EP s VD denom Hi <?o to or choose 

the right hand 13 9 f 

nJD^ n P r Imnah 

W22 VD 5 ^^^/ Hi give suck to, 

nurse 

H3D^ n P r JscaA 

T J • 

nD* 5 214 VD (172 i n Hi) ado 7 ; with 
another verb often = again 8 12 

E/1JP n P r J^m*^ 

D /JP n P r J (dam 

7Jp 96 conj because, ^jjfK JJT ta- 
caiwe *Aa* 22 16 f 
2pJT 344 n P r ^«co6 
HB^ 42 aa *j / air > beautiful 

V T 

IHB^ n P r Japheth 



KIP 1068 VD 0° or come cwtf ot forth, 

T T 

proceed 24 50 ; Hi &rma owf, draw 
i!P 17 v &> Hi only, set, place, pre- 

- T 

sent 47 s 

J£)Jp 8 n m couch, bed 49 4 f 

pJISP n pr Isaac 

p!P 54 vb powr 

*15p63 VD / orw *f fashion (as a 

- r 

potter) 

I^y\nm imagination, device 

II *^5J^ n pr Jezer 

nnD^ 2 n f cs ^ r nri5^ obedience 

t|t: - J : • 

49 10 f 

Dip** 3 n m substance, living thing 

JCDp^ n P r Jolctan 
yp\n vb fa? dislocated 32 s5 f 
Vp* 1 11 VD awake 
?£^p^ n P r Jokshan 

I JS^ 378 vb /car, reverence ; Ni 
pt awe-inspiring 28 17 

II K*T v0 a( ^j fearing, followed 
byaccW 2 

I! K*"P 47 n f f ear > reverence, piety 
*Ty* 380 VD come or 9° d° wn > de- 

-T 

scend; Hi 6ri?i0 c?ow?z, Ze£ down 24 18 

*VV n pr Jarea 7 

V^lp 182 n pr Jordan 

m^87 VD ^ row > sAoo£; /a?/, set 

TT 

31 51 ; Hi pom£ out, shew 46 28 
H*T 27 n m m oon 



The Vocabulary 



19 



n*^ n P r Jewh 

TJT34 n f cstr TT)*i thigh, loin; 

hollow of thigh 32™ a 

D3^28 n f side; further side 

49* 3 t* 

p")*> 6 n m green, greenness, grass 

E^T 229 VD possess, inherit; Ni 6e 

impoverished, come to poverty 45 n 

/^tflfeP 2507 n^T Israel 

"13E^E^ 63 n P r Issachar; Qr per- 

T T • 

petuum ^3E^ 

T T • 

{jf ^ 137 subst oeiwa, substance, exist- 
ence; with verbal force, zs, are, 
was, were, etc.; absolutely, there 
is; 7 {jf^ to toe 
2£^ lo&o VD M '^> remain, dwell 

- T 

p3IS^ n P r Ishbak 
ffiE^ n P r Jshvah 

t : • 
^12^ n P r ^ m ' 

njTlE^ 77 n f salvation 49 18 f 

DE^ 4 VD oe desolate; authorities 

differ as to root of Qgfn 47 ' 9 

see Qft£? 

/XJJDE^ n P r Ishmael 

?E^ 20 VD *^i>, S'O to s/eep 

*1H^ 107 VD Ni be left over, remain 

over; Hi excel, show pre-eminence 

49 4 

*")£V 94 n m superiority, excellency 

49 3 'f 

T^TV n pr Ithran 

J^JV n pr Jetheth 



3 subst Me H&e o/, has become a 
preposition, like, as: (1) quan- 
titatively; (2) qualitatively; (3) 
3 ♦ ♦ ♦ 3 denotes completeness of 

correspondence 18 25 , 44 18 ; (4) 
withinf about, at, as, when; idio- 
matic D^fchn E^E?D3 <>&<** 

t t: : • : 

three months after 38 s4 
lE^fcO con i according as, as, 
when, in so far as, since 
3&$3 8 VD oe i n P a i n 34 s5 f 

_ T 

I 123 123 y t> be heavy, burden- 
some; dull 48 10 ; Ni be honorable, 
distinguished 34 19 

II "723 41 adj heavy, grievous, 
burdensome 

123 see 1133 

T T 

1123200 n m abundance, riches; 

T 

honor, glory 45 13 ; sea£ of honor 
in the inner man, parallel with 

D335i VD wa5 ^ (garments by 

- T 

treading) 

n*l33 3 n ^ distance, length 35 16 f 

E723 107 n m l amo 

HE03 8 n ^ ewe lamb 

E^*23 15 VD subdue, dominate l 28 f 

— T 

n m HJn 



*13 is n f water-jar 
*■) Oy?n3 n P r Chedorlaomer 
TO uhr'thus, here 31 37 ; rib""!)? 
as/ar as, fore, yonder 22 5 



20 



The Vocabulary 



Hn3 8 VD 9 row dim 27 1 f 

T T 

]H3 750 n m priest 
D3l3 37 n m s ^ ar 
7^3 38 VD comprehend, contain ; 
Pilpel 73 ?3 sustain, support 
?13 218 Ni be firm, established, fixed, 
securely determined 41 32 ; Hi make 
ready, prepare 43 16> 25 f 
Dl3 28 n m CW P 
t&^)3 n P r Cush 
3*^3 n P r Chezib 
D3 125 n m strength, power ; prod- 
uce 4 12 f 

"IPO 32 vb Pi Me 47 18 f 
{y*ri3 22 vb demw 18 15 1 
^3 conj £Aa£ (= 3t*); when, if; 
because, since; after a negative 
but; ^3 H^ (is it) indeed that? 

3 1 ; VpfJ is ^ ^a* . . . ? 27 36 , 29 15 ; 
HO J? ^3 indeed now, surely now 
31 42 , 43 10 * 

Dfc$ ^3 except, but rather, but; 
f3 ?J?™^3 /<w therefore, foras- 
much as 18 5 
133 n f ci rc ^> owi£, p/am 13 12 

;3nm with suff ^53 the whole, 
all, every; any, with neg none 
^ /3 is y b restrain, withhold 

T T 

I H 73 206 VD be complete, at an 

T T 

end; be used up 21 15 ; Pi finish, 
complete 



II H /3 22 n f completion; only as 

T T 

adv completely, altogether 18 21 f 
n /3 34 n f daughter-in-law 

T _ 

1*1/3 n P r Calah 
v3 324 n m article, object; orna- 
ments 24 53 ; weapon 27 3 ; vessel, 
receptacle 43 11 ; sac/c 42 25 
n^/3 n P r Calneh 
iD3 66 ao ^ v ano ^ con 3 ^* e > as, when; 
with suff equivalent to 3 
*"1D34 y b Ni #row warm, tender 
43 30 f 

I J3 adv so; with preps J3^ 
according to such conditions, there- 
fore; }3~ /}? w^o^ ground of such 
conditions, therefore; j3~^**inK 
afterwards; j3 ^7 wo£ so 

II |3 17 n m o$ce, p/ace 40 13 , 41 13 f 

III 1 3 23 adj right, honest 
^5 42 nm/2/re4 21 ,31 27 t 
?J?J3 n P r Canaan 

^2J?33 aQl i an d n pr Canaanite 
H33 109 n f w'bj 
XD3 133 n m throne 41 40 f 
nD3 154 VD co?,er > clothe, conceal 

T T 

WD3 8 n f covering, clothing 

D^n /D3 n P r Casluhim 
npSevb /ow? (for) 31 30 f 

F)D3402 n m silver, money; price 
23 1 ' 3 ' 



The Vocabulary 



21 



Pj3 192 n f palm of the hand; sole standard according to ; after pass 

-..,-. t 77 * .» .t« » verbs denotes agent 14 19 ; intro- 

oj Me /oof; hollow of the thigh . ° 



32 26fl 



ducing dat of advantage and 
ethical dat; sign of inf 



Ob adv not tfStJ intern* expect- 
ing affirmative answer nonne ? 
HfcO 19 VD oe wear?/ 19 11 f 

T T 

nx / n p r -^a^ 

T " 

DK 7 35 n m people 
D^S^/ n P r Leummim 25 3 
2 7 599 n m sowZ, will, mind, heart 
22 7 251 n m same as 2 7 

T •• 

12^ see *12 

^2^13 nmfc49 9 t 

|2/3 VD denom make brick ll 3 f 

I J 2 7 29 ac U w&ife 

II J2 7 n P r Laban 
HJ2 7 12 n f on'cZ; 

t •• : 

HWb 2 n m popZar 30 37 f 

t^"2 7 / tS^D / los VD put on f dothe, 

oe clothed 

51^2/32 n m garment, clothing 

49 12 "f 

Q^2H 7 n P r Lchabim 

t nri/ VD languish, faint; Qal 

» impf 3 f sing apoc H 701 47 13 
*5 prep to, towards, for ; at, near; ♦< " - " 

:, , . . . f faro*™ flamed 

into (transition irom one state to • 

another) 2^; with reference to, y) n con\ if ; that ! would that ! 
belonging to, of; towards, against see #;) 7 
(temporal) 3 8 , 8 11 ; 7 of norm or 117 n pr Lud, Lydia 



pacify, propitiate, 32 21 f 

II f ID 3 vb denom pitch 6 14 

- T 

t *)D3 n m pitch 6 14 
D^IRCS n P r Caphtorim (Cre- 
tans) 

f 13 n m basket-saddle 31 34 
H13 14 vb <% 

T T 

2112 91 n m cherub 

D13 92 n m vineyard 9 20 f 

^Q13 n P r Carmi 

113 n P r Cher an 

JP)3 36 vb oow doww 49 9 

HI 3 291 VD C2 ^> cw ^ °if> destroy; 

— T 

with JV13 cw ^> or w«^ g tt covenant 
2^3 13 n m Zara& 

*1^3 n P r Chesed 
Q^1£^3 n P r Kasdim — Chal- 
deans, Chaldea 
D**n3 n P r Kittim 



22 



The Vocabulary 



ffl 7 12 VD join, be joined 29 s4 f 

1 1 W? n m almond-tree, almond 

wood 30 37 

II ]^7 n pr Luz, former name of 

Bethel 

23^7 n pr Lot 

?EDl7 n pr Lotan 

^7 n pr Levi 

unless 

VD rVs 70 VD W^j p«ss JAtf night 

E^l 7 5 VD knead 

fj 7 6 adj /res^, mwsi 30 37 f 

Df! 7 296 n m bread; grain 41 54 

tB^nm myrrh 37 25 , 43 11 

D^E^ICD 7 n P r Letushim 

fc^ED 7 5 VD hammer 4 s2 f 

- T 

PI 7* 1 7 242 n m night 

t : - 

V^ 7 28 vb scorn ; Hi pt interpreter 
42 s3 1 

ns? ^nb^see no 

T T T T T 

TjO/ n pr Lamech 

I^q) see jjjp 

t VJ^ vb swallow 25 30 

np 7 965 VD ^ a ^> * a ^ away; pro- 
cure, get; select, choose; fetch 27 9 ; 
Zeae? 48 1 ; capture 48 22 ; earn/ ojf 
1411, 12 



Dp 7 37 v b gather up, collect 
?1^'/ii7 n m tongue; language 

JQ5, 20, 31 | 

i?ty* 7 n pr Lasha 

D 
nj^Dsoo n m force, abundance; 
adv ace exceedingly, very; ""*7)J 
"lfc$D exceedingly, very 27 s3 
PIND 583 n f hundred 
HD-IKD 32 indef pro anything 

t : 

*"}1{$D 19 n m K(/^, luminary 

T 

tSO 16 conj see ]N 

T •• T 

pKD see pN II 
7D^D3onm/oo^ 

t ~: i~ 

UpDXp 4 n f knife 
jND 4i vb Pi refuse 

nap see nK n (- m + jo) 

/1 3D 13 n m <fefo*0« Ps 29 10 and Gn 
*1 II 2D 12 n m choicest, best 23 6 f 

trap see rvi 

*^^2D n P r Mibzar 

t : 

□ EOQ n P r Mibsam 

bw^yo n p r Mop«iw 

7^UD 49 n m tower 

TljrVl3D n P r Migdal-eder 
HJ^iD 4 n ^ choice, excellent thing 

t t : • 

aliO n pr 3ia$ro0 

T 

lliD 12 n m sojourning-place, so- 

T 

journing 47 9 



The Vocabulary 



23 



V|D 3 vb Pi deliver up 

P^62 n m shield 

"13HD 270 n m wilderness 

imD6i a< * v wherefore? on what 

account t 

^TD n P r Medes, Media 

— T 

TIC n pr Midian 
|"1Q n pr Medan 
0*^*10 n P r Midianites 

t : 

HD P ro interrog and indef w^ai? 
Aow? aught, anything; 7]? flD 
wAo* oi^A fe? 21 17 ; HrfiD 
fo>w now? 27 20 ; with preps P1Q2/ 
n©3» whereby 15 8 ; HD3 ^°w 
many 1 47 8 ; f|D 7 t HD 7 / or wto 

T T T T 

reason, why? 
nnDgvbHithpalpel ffiDHDnn 

- t t : - : • 

linger, tarry 

bVO^HO n pr Mehetabel 

/frO/ClD n P r Mahalalel 
IHD m y k hasten, make haste 

- T 

"in Da n m purchase-price of a 
wifeM 12 ] 
DNlD n pr Moab 
/ID 35 y t> circumcise 
ni/lD2i n ^ kindred, offspring 
1i?1D 223 n m appointed time, sea- 
son 

*n ID 12 nm /ear 9 2 f 

T 

n*llD n m teacher, director; used 
as proper name 12 6 f 



EP|D3vb/*?J27*t 

3^'lD 44 n m dwelling-place, terri- 

T 

tory 

HID 857 y b die; Hi put to death, 

kill 

niD lei n m c str HlD death 

V T 

H31P 401 n m aftar 

ri'TD n P r Mizzah 

j1lD2nm/oorf45 a t 

nnD 34 v ^ w*l» owf, exterminate 

/fcnnD n P r Mehujael 

" t : 

niriD 4 n m ww<w* is 1 1 

PPJlDs n ^ preservation of life 

45* t 

H /J1D n P r Mahalath 

- — : it 

n JnD 214 n m encampment, camp ; 
company 32 8f 

D^jriD n P r Mahanaim 
. — — . ,— 

"1HD 52 n m w ^ tn adverbial force 

T T 

to-morrow. Idiom: ^JID D1^ 

hereafter 30 33 f 

21^)1032 n f ^ e morrow; 

t t: IT 

n*)HDD 0/i ^ e morrow 19 34 f 

tt: it • 

f n^nD n m laying bare, strip- 
ping 30 37 

n2E^HD 56 n f thought, device 6 5 f 
HE5D 251 n m s t a ff} r °d i tribe 
HCDD 29 n f couch, bed 
j^DtDD 5 n m hidden treasure, 
treasure 

D^DJJEODs n m pi savory food, 
dainties 



24 The Vocabulary 



"fflQ 16 vb Hi send rain, rain HDHyS 319 n f ta^e, war; battle- 

- T T t : • 

*1*1QD n pr Matred line 14 8 

^Osso n m only pi Q^Q cstr pi B^Q 93 vb Ni escape 

' " — T 

^D or ^D^D waters, water > 

" ■•- , . . , TJ7D346 vb 6e too or gwem, 

^D423P ro mterrog who? rarely or r~ r 

things whit ?p r T: rule 

3^0 6 n m fib fori ^?9 2513 n m fern,, 

pD 30 n m hind, species H3^D n pr Milcah 

npiPD Hi P* f from pS\ nurse ^3^0 n pr Malchiel 

2459 « " » 

pHS"^3?0 n pr Melchizedek 

*V3D n P r Machir ' '•" * : 

npaDift n m cowrtRft deck-roof l ^/Es vb circumcise 17 11 , see 

s i3 "V ' ^o T 

H^SDD n pr Machpelah II 7?D 4 vb Pi wtfer, s^a& 

t •• : - T 

naDsavbwtt nabppm n f cstr na^pp 

t maO n, the name of a weap- kingdom, realm 10 10 , 20 9 f ' 

on, sword, dagger ( ? ) 49 5 &O.PP n pr Mamre 

N?Qs» vb be full, fill; he accom- n^TBfDDtt n f cstr H^PP 

plished, ended 25**; Pi /i// 21 19 ; nJg l 16 f 

comjifefe 29". 28 p prep expr e SS i ng idea of sepa- 

^ /lp 63 ac U /**» ration from 2 2 , away /row, /ar 

^038 n m ./Wwrn; muZfe'tofe f rom 4 " °"< °^ of P osition °f> on 

40194. the side of, on, Q*15Q eastward, 

rt^bDmnm messenger; angel; "U|P ^ ore > ""■ a » ains '<' of 

- \ * cause m consequence of, by, on ac- 

D^rPKn ^]^?P or HliT. 'D CO ttra* of 49 12 ; partitively out o/, 

Me theopkanic angel from, some 4 3 , owe 28 11 ; temporal 

na*6]?i67 n f occupation, busi- f rom > since > a f ter *> *&'> incom - 

nels /property, cattle 33"; work 2- P arisons ah ™> be V md > than *> 

,1 . too much 4 13 ; with inf to express 
1 1 /D 8 n m caravansary, inn 

I T neg consequence so as not to, so 

n?P29nmsaft that not 23 6 , 27 1 ; compounded 



The Vocabulary 



25 



with many preps, ^JJQ see ?)} f 

nnnp see nnn, n&$p see 

(IK, p?P see p2 

HiD 29 VD count, number 13 16 1 

T T 

t HJO n m counted number, time 

31 7 -* 1 

nlJD 7 n m resting-place 

T 

nnUD 21 n ^ resting-place 49 15 

t : 

nnjp 153 n ? l #> present; offering 
(to God) 4 3 

pnJQ n P r Manahath 
JttD 29 vb withhold 30 2 f 
ntS^O n P r Manasseh 
DD 23 n m slave-gang 49 15 f 
J7DD 12 n m station, stage, journey 
13 3 t 

TBDD i6 n m cs * r TSDED wail- 
ing 50 10 f 

NlSDP5 nm /°^ r 

"ISpDias n m number; *>f})p 

1DDD a f ew men 34 30 

t : 

*"QJ?P 3 n m f°rd 

O^VlSS? 3 n m dainties 4920 1 

nj5?D 32 n m always pi D^P ™~ 

ternal organs; procreative organ 

15 4 ; womfc 252 s f 

S3J7D ioi n m a little, fewness, a 

few;' DJ?D3 o^www* 26 10 

P JJO 23 n m spring (of water) 

rDJJQ n P r Maacah 

?J?Di40 n Ai^Acr part; used as 

prep and adv: (1) prep 7 p^fift 



above 22 9 ; (2) adv H^P^P 
(H^P + h + |P) a&ow6 16 , 7 20 t 
^Psee^ 

jy^ 271 n purpose, intent; used 
only as prep and conj with 7: (1) 

with noun, pro, or suff/or iAe sa/jc 
of; (2) with inf m order that, to 
the intent that; (3) conj in order 
that, with *)$$ 18 19 , without. 

IBfrJ 1213 

rnyb 40 n f caM 

t t : 

ri2^i?0283 n m ^^ wo-rfc, tam- 

ness 

^PgQ n m tithe 14 20 f 

Q^SO n pr Muppim 

J$S0452 vhfind; meet, encounter 

T T 

32 20 ; happen upon 44 8 ; fo/aJZ 
4434 

HSyPsynf cstr n2^PF^«r, 
nifQfis n ^ unleavened bread or 

T — 

cate 19 3 f 

m^D i8i n f command 26 5 f 
1J?VP 6 n m moH fA * w ^ !9 20 t 
riB^D n P r Mizpah 

^V?» adj ' f ^"IVP Egyptian 

D^S VP 681 n P r Egypt, Egyptians 
nipD § n m collection l 10 f 
Q1DQ 399 n m pl ace ; abode; local- 
%, «_pof 28 16, 17 ; space, room 24 s3 
7pDi8 n m r °d, stick 30 7 ; stajf 



26 



The Vocabulary 



njpD 76 n m possessions, cattle 
HJpD 15 n f purchase 17 12fl ; pos- 
session 23 18 
*)0 39 adj bitter 27 34 1 
HS^D 102 n m appearance 
il&OD ii n f vision 46 2 f 
nlB^XIDio n f pi place at the 
head, head place 28 n> 18 f 
T1D 25 VD feftcZ, rew>ft 14 4 f 
f PHD n * bitterness 26 s5 

T 

n'"lb n P r Moriah 

nisio* n f cstr nnina 

t t : v v v : • 

chariot 

HD^D 39 n f deceit, treachery 

V*1^9 n m friend, companion 

26 26 f 

nj^O 13 n m pasturage 47 4 f 

THD 16 VD ^ e bitter ; Pi sfo>w; &&• 

~ r 

terness 49 23 f 
^1*10 n pr Merari 
^jj^D n pr Massa 

T 

nXE^Dtt n f portion (of food) 

43 s4 f 

nTQfc^P4n|waflres 

HplE^D n P r Masrehah 
5^*D n pr ilf as^ 
#$12 n P r JMesAa 

T •■ 

t HJlEto n m mistake 43 12 
HE^D 69 VD anoint, consecrate 31 13 

~ T 

"HE^D 36 VD ^flw* draw out 37 28 f 



"HBto n P r the Moschi, R V 

23 G^Q 46 n m cowcA, tad 49 4 f 
/Efosi VD rw ^> have dominion 

- T 

B^Efp 38 M , see e6$ 
•»|DEfb see |OBf (= JDEf + |D 
in partitive sense) 
JftSEfQ n P r Mishma 
*)12$D 20 n m prison 

0*10^0 78 n f charge, injunction 
26 5 t ' 

HJE^Dss n m double, double 
amount 43 12, 15 ; second rank 41 43 f 
PinSEto 303 n f c ^ family 24 38 ; 

t t : 

species, kind 8 19 

^3870 422 n m judgment; justice, 

rectitude 18 25 ; DSEfS3 °/^ r *** 

t : • - 

manner, custom 40 13 
D^nBE^Dz n m du sheepfolds 
(?); aec to others ash-heaps or 
fire-places 49 14 

t ptJ^O n m acquisition, posses- 
sion; 1JV2 pBfD"|ai and the 
son of acquisition, i. e., the heir of 
my house — meaning is gained 
from context 15 2 (text apparently 
corrupt) 

I npE^D 12 Hi pt butler, cup- 
bearer 

II np2^D7 n m irrigation 13 10 ; 
butlership 40 21 f 



The Vocabulary 



27 



^D£'D 49 n m weight 

Jt : • 

£'Efo 12 vb /?eZ through or ouer 

™ T 

HO £^45 n m feast, banquet 

no a n m ° nl y p 1 Q^np wa/g, 

man; *)SDD T1D men of num- 

t : •• : 

for, i. e., few 34 30 f 
/N^'iniO n P r Methuskael 

I"! 75^1 nD n P r Methuselah 
^JID 43 interrog adv when 30 30 f 
}n»5nm0/ffo (collet 

njn»i 7 nf^25 6 t 

T T - 

D^nD 47 n m du loins 37 34 f 



^J part of entreaty, or exhorta- 
tion (enclitic) pray! now! with 
imper expressing an entreaty or 
admonition; with pf or impf 
entreaty 

D&0 376 n m utterance 22 16 f 
Ktf 70 vb Hi look Id 5 , 19 17 > 26 1 

- T 

fc$^2J 306 n m prophet, spokesman 

(for God) 20 7 f 

Tft^} ,tV^ * W Nebaioth 

H /DJ 13 n f senselessness, dis- 

t t : 

graceful folly 34 7 J 

Dj^ii2 n m &>tt<& (= country), 

iW<jre& (y/dry, parched) 

n^363 y b Hi te/Z, announce 9 s2 ; 

cfecfore 3 11 f 



IjJ 151 adv or P re P *» / ro ^ o/, 
opposite 31 32 ; ^J + 3 corr?- 
sponding to; +7 and + jQ in 
front of, opposite, before 
J?iJi50 v b fowcfc, 5/rzle 3 3 , 20 6 ; 
harm 26 11 ; Hi rea^^, extend 28 12 
y^J n m stroke, plague 12 17 
&*J J 125 y b draw near, approach; 

- T 

Hi bring 

"1*1 J 28 y b retreat, flee, depart 

31 4 ° T t 

1Tft 31 vb ww; 

- T 

"H-! '*"Hr? 60 n m a vow 

3HJ 30 VD «&"&«, rfn'i'e ojf 31 18 ; lead 

off SI 26 ; guide 

/HJ 10 vb K guide, refresh with 

- T 

food 47 17 ; Hith journey by stages 

(?) 33 14 

""iniiao n m stream, river; du 

T T 

D^inJ w ^ tn D*"1N Mesopotamia 

24 10 , but some regard Q^ as 

local ending and look upon word 

as a proper name (Na'rima of 

Amarna Letters) 

TI3 28 vb wander 4 12 - 14 f 

Ifa n pr Nod 4 16 f 

TOJ 137 vb rest 8 4 ; Hi pp#l Z^ 

pw* 2 15 ; feara behind^™ (Hi p^JI 

does not occur in Gn) 

D1 J 160 vb /?e£>, escape 

j;?|J 42 vb tremble, totter, wander; 

P t yj 4 12 ^ 14 



28 



The Vocabulary 



*"ptJl 6 n m thing boiled, pottage 

25 2i, T 34 | 

"VIJ is n m one consecrated, prince 

• T 

or ruler as consecrated 49 s6 f 

< 
QU n n m rmgr (usu gold, for ear 

and nose) 

Hi n pr iVoaA 

nnj 39 vb feorf, jfM«fe 24 27 ' 48 f 

T T 

llrU n pr Nahor 

T 

?nj 137 n m torrent, valley, rainy - 
season stream, ivady 
PJ 7 Hi 224 n f possession, property, 
inheritance 31 14 , 48 6 f 
DHi 107 VD Ni &<? sorry, repm£ 6 6 ; 
be comforted 38 12 ; Pi console 5 29 , 
37 s6 ; Hith allow oneself to be com- 
forted 37 35 , 50 21 

unjs p er p r ° we > see wru^ 

42" f 

CftlJ ii VD practice divination, 

~ T 

hydromancy 44 5 ; observe omens 
30 27 

t^nJ 31 n m serpent 

T T 

HEftl J 137 n m bronze 4 22 1 

UnJ n P r Nahath 
PHMrovbQalimpf QV| "D^ 

T T "~ V- ■ 

stretch out, pitch (tent), bend, in- 

dine 24 14 ; turn aside or in 38 1 ; 

with Hpn extend 39 21 

J7ED J 58 y b plant 

gf J3 J 39 VD fcfflw» forsake ; permit 

31 28 t 



nPP3 43 n m soothing, tranquiliz- 

ing 

p J 3 n m offspring, posterity 21 23 f 

Hli^ J n pr Nineveh 

t nfcOJ n f 5 2^ (tragacanth 

gum) 3T 25 , 43 11 

*"OJ 3 n m posterity 

Jlbi 50i v b Hi apoc impf W , "TpJ 

HDJ P re P i n front of 30 38 ; m 

behalf of 25 21 f 

73J 4 vb 6e crafty, knavish; Hith 

- T 

2?to knavishly 37 18 f 

1*^3^40 vb Hi regard, observe; 

_ T 

recognize 27^, 37 33 

II *^3i 7 vb denom from *13J 

- T T " 

treat as foreign, strange; Hith 
make oneself strange, act as a stran- 
ger 42 7 f 

*"1D3 36 n m foreignness (of gods 
35 2 ' 4 ); "J" ]3 foreigner 17 l2 - 27 t 
*H3J 45 adj foreign, alien 31 15 f 

• : t 

*7*1QJ n pr Nimrod 

HD J 36 y b Pi tesf, 2n/, ^ro^e 22 1 f 

T T 

TjDJ 26 y b powr ow£, pour out liba- 
tions 35 14 f 

TJDJ64 n m drink-offering, liba- 
tion 35 14 

JJD J 147 VD 2"^ W P or ow * (tent 
pegs), set out, journey 12 9 
D^I^JJi 46 n m pi youth, early life 
8 21 , 46 34 > 



The Vocabulary 



29 



/}? J 22 n f sandal, shoe 4 23 f 
DJ?J s vb &e pleasant, delightful, 
lovely 49 15 f 
HOyj n P r Naamah 
?CJ?J n pr Naaman (Pleasant- 
ness) 

H J? J 239 n m ^> yowf /i ; servant, 
retainer 14 24 

n*lj?^63 n f damsel, young ivo- 
man; maids (attendants) 24 61 
riDJ 12 vb breathe, bloiv 2 7 f 

- T 

D v^DJ 2 n m pi g^nts 6 4 f 

B^B3 n P r Naphish 

/DJ433 vb /^ Zie 15 12 ; 5^6? 

25 lsT ; aZ^fa gmcfcfy 24 s4 

VD3 4 vb *° & e scattered, disperse 

9 19 f 

E^D J 756 n f 50W ^ as sea ^ of life 

and emotions; /mngr being 9^; 

/ife 44 30 ; per pro 49 6 ; person 17 14 , 

3G 6 

t ff /IRS J n m wrestlings 30 8 

D^nnDJ n P r Naphtuhim, Lower 

Egypt (the northern land) 

** /OS J n P r Naphtali 

3!»3 75 vb Ni take one's stand, 

- r 

stand 24 13 ; Hi station, set up, erect 

21 28 

H^ 4 nf blossom W ^ 

2^3 12 n m pi7/or 19 26 1 

7^^212 vb Ni deliver oneself, be 

- T 

delivered 32 31 ; Hi tfa&e or snatch 
away 31 9 ; deliver 18 8 



3D J 26 vb jpierce, pn'cA: 0/, i. e., 

designate 30 28 f 

H3DJ 22 n f woman, female 
t J » : 

IpJ 9 a( ^J* speckled 

n p J « VD ^ e empty or c/ecm, 2/mo- 

' TT 
cen£; Ni 6e /ree /rora obligation 

248. 41 1 

^HJ 41 adj clean, free from, exempt 

24 41 , 44 10 t 

Jl^pJ 5 n m innocency 20 5 f 

C P3 33 VD o/oenge, take vengeance ; 
Ho 6e avenged, be punished 4 15 - M f 
NEO 655 vb K/K, ftf* wp, cam/, ta£r 

T T 

away 40 19 ; taar pm'ft 4 13 ; support 
13 6 . Idiom: Q^S NEtt 0™™* a 

• T T T 

request 19 21 ; ta gracious to 32 21 ; 
take away am'Zf or sin, forgive 18" 6 
3E^3 so vb Hi reac^, overtake 

- T 

fc^Ef J 128 n m prince 

• T 

XEfa 16 y b Hi beguile, deceive 3 13 f 

T T 

3£fj 3 vb 6/ow, dme away fy/ 

_ T 

blowing 15 11 f 
n^ 6 vb/or^41 51 t 

T T 

t HE^J n m thigh-vein, nerve, sci- 

V T 

afa'c nen;e 32 33 
Q^Bf J n f pi see p|BfN 
IHBfau vb Wfe 49 17 t 
HDEfa 24 n f breath 

t t : 

pE^'J 32 y b ^ss ; Pi &w* repeatedly 

29 13 

]HJ 2007 vb Qal impf Jpp, im P er 

Jp), inf cstr {^0 2W > P 11 ** se ^> 

permit 20 6 ; wa/je, constitute 17 5f 



30 



The Vocabulary 



HMD's' 1 * ^ sea ^ ( a measure of 

t : 

grain or flour) = 3^ ephah = 10J^ 

qtsl8 6 t 

SOD n pr m Seba 

t : 

22D 163 vb turn about, go around, 
surround; Ni with 7JJ close round 
upon 19 4 
2^ 2D 336 a d y an( l prep m ^ cir- 

• V 

cuit, round about 23 17 ; as prep in 

pi Jll2^2D ih e V a rts round about 

35 5 

TftQ ^nm thicket 22™] 

72D9 vb bear ( a heavy load) 

49 15 f 

HPQD n P r Sabtak 

JO ODD n P r Sabteca 

t : : — 
*1iD 89 VD *^» C ^ 05e 

- T 

DHD n P r S°d om 

"1.(36 s n m pmon 39 20 ' 23 , 40 3 - 5 f 

HlD 21 n m council, assembly 49 6 f 

D*|D 138 n m horse 

*y\Q 300 vb turn aside ; depart 49 10 ; 

Hi remove, take away 

t ffiD n m vesture 49 11 

""1HD is vb 0° around, travel about 

- T 

(on business) 34 21 ; pt trader 

23 16 

*>y>0 n pr Sinite 

H3D n f &op^ (interwoven 

boughs) 33 17 1 

nl3D n P r Succoth 



/DO 8 vb ^ foolish; Hi ^«2/ ^ e 
/00Z 31 28 t 
"13 D 3 vb 5 ^ or ^op wp; Ni 

_ T 

Z><? $Aw£ up 8 2 f 

/D 15 n m basket 

t Q ;?D n m fa<fcfer 28 12 

n?D 53 n f fi ne fl° ur 

T]DD 48 vb feow, support, sustain 

27 37 f 

D^11JD3 n m (pi abstract in- 

tens) sudden blindness 

1J?Di2 vb support, sustain, stay 

18 5 f 

HDD 30 vb wail, lament 

- T 

HDD 20 y b sweep away, destroy 18 23 

T T 

1SD 107 vb count; Pi recount, re- 

- T 

7zearse 24 66 

*nSDi85 n m book, genealogical 

register 5 1 

1SD n P r Sephar 

t : 

THD n P r $ er ^ 

D^ID 45 n m eunuch 

• T 

DJID14 vb stop or 5 ^ U V> ^i 

- T 

stop up entirely 26 15 
"111 Dai vb hide, conceal 



*"Q}?290 vb wor&, serve, till (the 
soil) 2 5 

*1DJ7 799 n m sZowe, servant, subject ; 
often applied to speaker or first 
person 18 3 



The Vocabulary 



31 



H1DJ? 145 n * labor, service 29 27 
JTDgs n f *«mce 26 14 f 

= prep /or £/*e so/jc of, ow account 
of; conj m oraVr $Aa£ 21 30 ; -f- 

*lg;K 27 10 

^3^548 VD 2^* °^ r > cross, pass 
beyond, through, by, on 

I *^2^9i n m region beyond, the 
other side; + 2 = prep beyond 
50io. n | 

II -Qj; n pr Eber 

rn5# ^ n f <yoer fl x)w * / wr 2/ 4 9 7 1 

*>*QJ? a( ^i an( l n P r Hebrew 
PI3 J? 7 n ^ bread-cake 18 6 f 

n^ 14 nfM/erl5 9 t 

n?3i?25nf cart 

I *"!}? 48 n m eternity, perpetuity 
49 s6 (?)f 

II *1J? (1) prep im£o, «5 far as, to, 
even to, until, looking to, against 
43 25 ; (2) Hj; alone or + 1£/K, 
**2 r or Dfc$ con J until, until that 

III *] JJ 4 n m booty, prey 49 27 f 
*1J? 6 9 n m a witness, testimony, 
evidence 

"TJJ see Hljf 

Hit/ n pr ^4aa^ 

HI J? 4 n f testimony, evidence 

^73 7 1 J? adj pr Adullamite 
Y"\y n pr Edm 



t fiJIJJ n ^ pleasure (sexual) 18 12 
T"l JJ 38 n m ^oc/^, /ier<Z 

^2ly n pr 06aZ 

Dil^ 4 n m a musical instrument; 
perh a general term for wind in- 
struments, flute, pipe, pan J s pipe 
4 21 f 

H1J7 40 VD oear witness ; Hi protest, 
warn 43 3 1 

Hi)? /I J? mostly adv still, yet, 
again, besides 19 12 ; TljQ while 
yet, within yet 25 6 , 40 13 ; "'HtyD 
ever since I was 48 15 
tV)^ n P r Aviih 
b) V 5 v b owe *wc&, Qal pt 33 13 f 
Q/lg 439 n m the distant past, an- 
tiquity ; QstyQ from of old ; eter- 
nity, unending future 3 22 
?1i^ 229 n m iniquity, guilt of, or 
punishment for, iniquity 4 13 
?]^ 2 5vb^,Poell 20 f 
F]^ 70 n m coll flying creatures, 
birds, fowl l 21 
VjJJ n pr Uz 

^J| 99 nm skin, hide, leather 
\y 22 ac U strong, fierce 49 7 f 
*J? 74 n m and f goat 
]]] 96 n m pausal form ] JJ strength, 
might 49 3 f 

21J7 213 VD ^aw, forsake 
H-)y n pr Gaza 



32 



The Vocabulary 



"liy 82 y b help, succor 49 25 f 

"))$ 21 n m Aefo AeZper 2 18 ' 20 f 

nbj^is vh be feeble 3&* j 

*>JJ with the art 7Jjn n P r ^ e ^2/ 

o/.4U2 8 , 13 3 | 

^ J n pr E6oZ 36 s3 1 

£0^}7 8 n m bird of prey 15 n f 

Q?^J7 n P r ^^ 

rj^859 n ^ e 2/ e >" spring, fountain; 



48 22 ; to, m addition to 30 40 , 28 9 ; 
together with 32 12 ; 6?/, beside, near 
14 6 ; unto 40 13 , 19 31 , 38 12 , likely 
interchanged with 7^; against 
50 20 ; ^ + jD = ^0 304 Aom 
wpon 4 14 , 8 3 ; /row beside, near 
13 11 ; ^ ^0 = ^Jf l 7 ; (2) conj 
because 31 20 

^ y 39 n m + suff ty yoke 27 40 1 
H ^y 890 y b #° or come up, ascend, 

T ^ 

^J?2 i n v ^ ew °ft opinion of mount up; Hi cause to go up, 
164, 5. lyiyfy i n full mew of, in bring up, offer sacrifice 8 20 , 22 2 



the presence of 

t D^rjJ n pr Enaim 38 14 ' 21 

H^ 17 adj /^, weary 25 29 - 30 f 

nS^nprE^aA25 4 f 

T J? 1092 n f <%> t0WTl 

*VJ? 8 n m male ass, young ass 
32 16 , 49 11 f 

t TV? n P r /m ^ 41S 

Q^J n pr /raw 36 43 f 

D'TJJio ad i p 1 D^ETY^ naked 
37, 10, 11 1 

112DJ n pr ^cAoor 36 38 - 39 f 



H/J? 22 n m leaf, leafage 3 7 , 8 11 1 

F\)'y 2w n f wAo/e burnt-offering 

8 2 ° T ch22f 

HI /}J n pr ^4/m^ 

JlvJJ n P r ^wn. 

nC0/i^4 n ^ thick darkness 
15^ f : 

?1 vj?52 ac U i*i/A» upper 40 17 ; and 
n m jftgfarf, ifos* High 14 18 - 19 « 

20, 22 4- 

HO /J? » n ^ 2/°^^^ woman 24^ f 



"DJ? 14 vb dwfrirfc, frowok 34 30 f 

I^ 10 n height, with jp ,^D ^X •*"*"* Bithmwrapa^ 

above, 21™, W* selfS8 u f 

II ^ (1) prep W owr 41 4 *; by W P r< * ^ Suff ^ 46 and 

27 4 °;~on pmmrf of 24 9 ; toamfe, '1^ 45 "**> °eside25«; Q^D 72 

to 45 21 ; on account of 20 3 ; /or *A<? f rom with > f rom Reside, from 

sake of 19 17 ; concerning 41 15 ; DJ? 1869 n m with art Q^fl 2**>A 

«5 regards 41 32 ; aoore, beyond nation, kinsfolk 25 8 



The Vocabulary 



"ID J? 520 vb stand, take one's stand; 
cease 29 s5 ; delay 45 9 ; Hi set, pre- 
sent 47 7 
nSj; see QJJ 

]tej? 106 n pr Amnion 

/Dl? 55 n m trouble, toil 41 51 

P ^OJ? 39 n pr Amalek 

^pbt2)} a dj P r C °W Amalekites 

DDJ? 9 vb/oa^44 13 t 

pQJJ 70 n m ra/e, valley, lowland 

37 14 , ch 14, 5 times f 

n*lDJ? 19 n P r Gomorrah 

2J j; 19 n m grapes 

I Hjy 3i6 vb answer, respond 

II nil? 77 vb Pi a ^ c *> * refl * 

T ^ 

harshly, humble, dishonor 15 13 , 

16 6 ; Hith humble oneself 16 9 

Hiy 12 n P r ^ wa ^ 36 2 

^JJJ 36 n m affliction 

O^D^y n P r Anamim 

t } JJ? y b denom Pi &r?'rc<7 or gather 

clouds 9 14 
n^ 87 nmc/ow^9 13 ' 1416 t 

*131? n pr Aner 14 13 

""iBJJui n m dry or Zoose ^arM, 

dusfz 1 , 26 15 

^DJ[nprE^r25 4 t 

P^DJ n pr EpAnm 23 

VJ? 329 n m ^ rge * frees, u'ooc? I 11 , 6 14 

21£JJi5 y b ^^ pain, grieve 45 5 , 

6 6 , 34 7 f 



^yj; 6 nmpa^3 16 t 
t |l2aj? n m pmn, toil 3 16 - 1: - 5- 9 
Ql!£J?3i a dj mighty, strong, nu- 
merous 18 18 f 

Qyj^is vb be mighty, numerous 
26 16 f 

Dy}Ji25 n f & ow ^ substance, self 
7 i 3 ; 1723,26. j^g Q ^n Q^3 on 

this selfsame day, on this very day 
*^J7 46 vb restrain, close 16 2 , 
20 18 f 

Dpi7 5 vb attach at the heel, over- 
reach 27 36 f 
2pjf 15 n m AeeZ, rear 49 19 

2pJJ n m consequence, mostly adv 

ace; "1E?X 2P^ con J * n C07w?f ~ 
quence that — because 22 18 , 26 5 f 
f Ipj; vb Wnd 22 9 

t*tpj? adj striped, streaked 30, 31 

f pj? n P r -4£cm, 

*1pJ/ 5 vb Pi hamstring 49 s f 

"Ipl? us adj 6arre?i ll 30 

-|J! n pr £r 38 3 

D*1J?2i vb give pledge, go surety 

43 9 ,44 32 t 

3*1 J7 131 n m sunset, evening 

2*"^}/ io n m raven 8 7 1 

f |121J? n m Z^ g 3S 

HI J? io vb Pi lay bare, empty 24 20 f 

nnj 54 n f nakedness, shame, in- 
decency 9 s2 



34 



The Vocabulary 



225-j- T 

DVl J? 11 a dj crafty, shrewd 3\f 

PJ? n P r ^ r ^ 

Vl^'JJ 4 adj stripped, childless 

15 2 f 

731^69 VD arrange or se£ in 

14 8 , 22 9 f 

/*iy 35 a dj having foreskin, 

uncircumcised 17 14 f 

j . . ny M7 n f and m time 

rOiy 16 n f foreskin ^N EPN *1 

t :> v _ : 

j"| /*"1J? ^7 owe uncircumcised 34 14 
llD^y.s n m plane-tree 30 37 f 

n*nj^33 n m ^ ac ^ °/ ^^ c ^ ^& 

49 s f 

\tHJ7 adj pr ^rifctfc 10 17 f 

2t^y 33 n m Aero, herbage 2 5 

ll&J?.a622 vb do* ma/je, produce, entreated, hear 25 21 1 

pWd l 11 ; prepare (food) 18 7 ; <?e£ 

12* S 

l^j; 97 n pr Esaw pNB n P r Pamw 2l21 1 

**)l£^J?i6 n m a £m, decade; pe- y^Q i6 vh meet 32 2 ; meet with, hap- 

riod of ten days 24 s5 f pen upon 28 11 ; encounter (with re- 

^T^J? 20 ac U or d tenth 8 5 f quest); entreat with 23 8 f 

t DEW vb Hith contend 26 20 *UB 22 n m corpse, carcass 15 11 f 



nn^j; see nfo^ 
nn^g see n^ 

D^*15yj? 315 n pl indecl twenty 

?^i?25 n m smoke 15 17 f 

1t^*J7i7 VD & e or become rich; Hi 

7 make rich 14 23 f 
oraer 

^y 37 nmnc/^31 16 t 

D^inp nJitnj/s n p r Ashte - 

roth-karnaim 14 5 f 
Hi?. 297 n f an d m 2 

nry?«5 a °^ v °f ti me ( acc °f njj) 

now; nnj7 ^3 f or then, surely 
then 31 42 * 

"Vinj?29 n m > pi on ly> he-goat 
31io. uj- 

pHJ?9 VD wo ^ e / Hi WM,e .for- 
ward, proceed 12 8 , 26 22 f 
"If! J? 20 VD V m V°y Ni Ze£ oneself be 



t p£^7 n Pr JEwfc 26 20 

^£^9 vb denom ta&e or ^e 

tenth of, tithe 2& f 

*1EW / PHEW 176 n m and f ten 

^E?)?203 rTn^i44 n ^» u sed *>B? according to the mouth of = 

only to form num 11-19 m proportion to 47 12 ; 2^n ^b| 



E^*iSi4 vb "meet, encounter 32 18 , 

33 8 f 

pB 11 n P r Paddan 

HB486 n m mouth; with preps 



The Vocabulary 



35 



according to the sword — without HID y ED 28 n f escape, deliverance 

quarter 34 s6 ; n B /I? according to 45 7 , 32 9 f 

the command of 41 40 , in accord- 77 B 84 vb Pi mediate, judge, think 

- T 

ance with, according to 43 7 
HB 58 adv here 



^B 4 vb arow numb 45 26 f 

H1B n pr Puvah 46 13 f 

B^B nprPwU0 6 f 

f "ID^plB n P r Potiphar 37 36 , 

39 1 

t JPlB ^CDlB n P r Potiphcra 

4145, 50 ? 46 20 

y!)B 64 y b ^ scattered, spread 

abroad 

T*B 2 y b oe agile, active 49^ | 

_ T 

^HB 49 n m dread SI 42 - 53 ! 
t IDS n m wantonness, reckless- 
ness; overflowing, bubbling over 49 4 
^B n P r phico1 21 * 2 
£fa?^B 37 n ^ concubine 
niB n pr Pitioti 36 41 f 
t }1E^B n P r Pishon 2 11 
^ /B 7i y b &£ extraordinary, won- 

T T 

derful; with |ft + person = oe 
too difficult for 18 14 f 
^B 3 y b divide 10 25 f 

- T 

37B n P r ^ e % 
t E^B n pr Pildash 22^ 
K^B n P r Pallu 469 t 
CO"' /B 19 n m an escaped one, fugi- 
tive 14 13 f 



48 11 ; Hith 80 intercede for, pray 
20 7 - 17 f 
^FIE^/B 288 adj P r Philistine 
*"}B 133 con J ^ es ^y th a t n °t 

H3B 135 VD ^* m / Pi * wm away — 

T T 

c/ear away, make orderly 24 31 
7^!|3B n P r Penuel (face of God) 
32 32. 3 2 3i = ^JB t 

btfttB see ^ffl 

D^JB2i23 n m > always pi, /ace; 

"B "IBS = appease 32 21 ; N£tt 

- T T T 

"B = receive favorably 32 21 ; with 

preps "OB/ before; ^JB™!!^ ^ n 
presence of, before 19 13 , 33 18 ; 
^B^P from before 4 6 ; VjBQ 
/rora before; *OB"/JJ ^pon £Ae 
/ace of, in /ron£ 0/ 32 22 , over 
towards 18 16 ; ^B"^J?D /™ w 
before 23 3 

DB 5 n m pi Q^DB fl at (°i n and 
or foot) 37 3 (tunic, reaching to 
palms and soles) 

1 5J>B n P r Paw 3639 

DJ7B 5 VD thrust; Ni 6c disturbed 

41 8 f 

DJ7Bii8 n f oec ^> <*me; D^D^B 

toce 41 32 ; DJ?Bfl **** once l &> 

now at length 29 s4 , now this time 

2 23 



36 



The Vocabulary 



H^S 15 vb open 4 11 1 

T T 

t ^jf B vb pi P eel 3()37, 38 

_ T 

t H75JB n f peeled spot or stripe 

SO 37 ' 

J?yB 8 n m bruise, wound 4 23 f 

IJfB 7 vb pus A, press, wr<7e 19 3 - 9 , 

33 n t 

1 DSD 303 vb w4 appoint; Hi 

ma&e overseer 

fllpS 3 n m deposit, store 41 36 f 

HpBao vb open (eyes) 3 5 - 7 , 

2ii9 \ 

1^pBi3 n m commissioner, over- 
seer 41 34 f 

IB 132 n m bullock, steer 32 16 f 
fcOB io n m wild ass 16 12 f 
1*1 B 26 vb divide, separate 

- T 

I H1B 30 vb oear /rwi£, oe fruit- 

T T 

jM>* H1B 49 22 = pt f as noun 

T 

fruitful tree 

II H1B 26 n f fo^fer* cow 

T T 

*"T1B23 ac U pr Perizzite (hamlet- 
dwellers?) 

H1B 34 vb ^^ sprout 40 10 f 
*>1B ii9 n m /«*& 
HJ71B 275 n m Pharaoh 
VI B 49 VD orea & through, burst 
out 38 29 ; increase 30 30 

I V1B is n m bursting forth 
38 29 f 

II VI ?3 n pr Perez 



pi Bio y b t ear away, snatch of 
2740 j 

11 B 46 v b break, violate 17 14 f 

- T 

E71B 53 n m horseman 50 9 f 

TT 

H1B n P r Euphrates 

niB see niB I 

tD^B43vb^npo/37 23 t 

- T 

J?E^B94 n m transgression 31 36 , 
50 17 j 

JIB H n f fragment, morsel 18 5 f 
HOB 2 vb be wide, open; Hi en- 
large & 1 f 

nnB 142 vb open ; Pi Zoose, ungird 
(camels) 24 32 

nnBi64 n m opening, doorway, 
entrance 38 14 

?^HB 11 n m twisted thread, cord 
38i8. *> f 
/HB 5 vb £wis£; Ni wrestle 30 8 1 

_ T 

t inB 9 vb interpret 40, 41 
Q^pinS adj pr Pathrusim 10 14 f 

t jiiris & n m cstr pins inter - 

pretation 40, 41 



($$Jf 273 n f /oc/j* (of sheep or 

goats) 

SOU 485 n m army, host 

Q^2JJ n pr Zeboiim 10 19 

tfJDXi n P r Zibeon 362 

12U 7 vb foap wp, /ay up 41 35 * 49 f 
ny 3 T 2 nm side 6 16 t 



The Vocabulary 



37 



p^!£ 206 ac U J™ 8 ** righteous 

p*ia 41 vb be just or righteous iy " T 

' ' I^O^fi n m bracelet (that 

38 26 ; Hith justify oneself 44 16 f .!**_. , 

nD"11» 157 n f righteousness 



HD^ 12 n m sprouting, growth 

19 25 } 

which 

is bound) 24 f 

"HOX 3 adj pr Zemarite 10 18 f 
t "lLl£ n f roo/ (?) 6 16 f Qjjj vb dry up, harden; Qal pt 

DHHttaa n m du (or perh pi) pass f pi HlDJV 41 ' 3 
only midday 43 16 » * f *l}7a 8 vb 5 ^> march, climb 49 22 f 

^Wlf 40 n m ne °k> back of neck f PV}?a n m wrapper, shawl, mil, 

S4 65 , 38 14 - 19 



(usu intens pi) 

*1?U 17 VD ^ Wn ^ 

HI a 485 y b Pi charge, command, 

T T 

TtfB seOJ» 

pnif is vb Zai^A, jesf, pJai/, sport 

pfta 2 n m laughter 21 6 f 

*nn^ n P r Zohar 
1^ 14 nm hunting, game 
m^y io n f provision, fcod 
]1^y 4 n P r iSirfanr 
7^ 52 n m shadow, shade 19 8 f 
H?y n P r Zillah 



T^a 2 2 ao -i ^^j young 
riT^S 2 n * littleness, youth 43 s3 f 
p J?y 54 vb en/, caft 
npJ?S 2i n f cry, outcry 18 21 , 2T 34 

*1J?k /"IJJla n P r ^ oar (bwignifi- 

cance) 

1*18^37 vb watch, keep watch 

31* 9 t 

13a n P r Zepho 

|iS^ 153 n f north 13 14 , 28 14 f 

"ilea /nB¥4onr^r<mi5 10 t 

Jl^Ba n P r Ziphion 

nj^S HJSa n P r Zaphenath- 

- ..£ - - : it 

paneah 41 45 

rPl?65 vb advance, prosper; Hi *j y M n m adversary, foe 14 20 f 
raa&e to prosper; pt prosperous f\"\£ 72 n f straits, distress 42 21 , 



392 

D /!i 17 n m image 
J?^y 4 vb Ztmp 32 32 1 

1?^ 4i n f rife, «de 2 21 - 22 f 
HO a 33 vb sprout, spring up 



35 3 t 

""ilia 7 n m bundle, pouch 42 s5 f 

^y 6 n m balsam, mastic 

mi{ 34 vb trans frmd, tfie; intr oe 

restricted, narrow ; it is narrow to 

him — he is in straits, distress 32 8 t 



38 



The Vocabulary 



P 

VDp 127 vb gather, collect, assemble 
41 86,« 492 1 

12p 132 vb 6tm/ 

*^2p 6 7 n m grave, sepulchre 

n*Opi4 n f grave, burial 35 20 , 
4710 f " 

*npi5 vb ^ow aTnm irc worship, 

homage 

D^*1D 69 n m eas t) eas t wind 

DTp 6i n m front, east 

DID /PlD"tp 26 adv eastward, 

toward the east 13 14 

nOnp4 n f front; cstr as prep 

m /row* 0/ 2 14 , 4 16 f 

nDTp 2 n P r Kedemah 25 13 f 

^JOTp adj pr Kadmonites 15 19 f 

""Ip^P m n m head, crown of head 

49 26 f 
-npnpr2Mar25 13 

fc^Tp m vb sd apart, consecrate 2 3 | 

£f *| p n pr Kadesh 

ntJ^Tp5 n f 07ie dedicated as a 

temple prostitute 38 21> 22 f 

/Hpm n m assembly, convoca- 

^oti, company 

nnp 30 n P r Kohath 46 11 

I Hip 47 VD wa ^ / or >* Pi> ^ 00 ^ 
eagerly for 49 18 f 

II nip 2 vh collect l 9 f 



/1p f 7p 506 n m sound, voice 
Dip 628 y b arise, stand, be con- 
firmed (as a permanent posses- 
sion) 23 17 » 20 ; Hi raise, raise up 
38 8 ; establish 

VI p 9 y b> with 2 feel loathing for, 
dread, abhor 27 46 f 
Yip 12 n m thornbush, thorn 3 18 f 
n^llp f n*Tp s n f rafter, roo/-*ree 

19 8 t 

mi COP n P r Keturah 

?C0p47 adj small, young, unim- 
portant 

I }COp 4 vb be small, insignificant 
32 u f 

II J COp 54 adj small, insignificant, 
young 

**l£0^p4 n m thick smoke 19 28 f 
pp n pr Cam 
*0^p a( ij P r Kenite 
P^P n pr Kenan 

V*i p 20 n m summer 8 22 f 

7p see 7lp 

/ 7p 82 y b be slight, light, despised; 

Pi curse 8 21 

Pl^p 33 n f cmiw 27«. * t 

/^IDp n P r Kemuel 

n?Op 14 n m flour, meal 18 6 f 



The Vocabulary 



39 



YDp4 n m closed hand, ha?idful 

41 47 f 

|p 13 n m nest, cell (in the ark) 

C l4 f 

$Up32 VD Pi be jealous of, envy 
H3D 84 vb acquire, buy, create, 
produce 4 1 , 14 19 > ^ 

vjr 

13 p n P r Kenaz 

*)-)3p adj pr Kenizzite 

T3pio n m getting, acquisition, 

property 

Vp 68 n m end 

nyp92 n m en d, extremity; the 

v Jt 

whole; totality 47 2 

*]^r) 54 n ra harvesting, harvest 

• J* 
r]^p 34 vb be wroth 

t *Jp n m cold S 22 

I fc^p 724 vb ca£Z, en/, name, sum- 
mon 12 18 , 20 8 - 9 

II W)p 137 vb meet, encounter, be- 
fall 42 4 ; rWTD.b frequently as 
prep toward, against 19 1 ; puer 
against 15 10 

n*n j? see inj3 n 

DID 9 79 vb come near, approach; 

Hi bring near, draw near 12 11 

« 
yip 227 n m inward part; 

J5*T[p3 ^ w ^ e midst, within, 

among ; 31pED /row among 



mp22 VD encounter, befall; Hi 
cawse to befall 27 20 

mj3 see rnip 

3Vlj? ,3hp7 8 adj near 
nip 7 n m /ro^, ice 31 40 f 
n lb n pr Korah 

j?3"in hnp »JQ"wi rnp 

n pr Kiriath-arba (Hebron) 23 2 
D^n^^D n P r Kiriathaim, plain 
qf Kiriathaim 14 5 f 
pp7 5 nf Aom 22 13 f 

oynp see nlnnfcty 

J?1p 63 vb fear, rmd 37 29 

nD^&Ds n f hesitah, unknown 

* • h 
unit of value, perh weight, always 

used of money 33 19 f 
Htjfp 27 vb be hard, fierce; Pi and 
Hi have difficulty 35 16 ' 17 
HtSfpM a( ^i ^ ftr ^> severe, rough 
427, 30 -j- 

^Efp 44 vb 6mrf, 6e well-knit, vig- 
orous 30 41 

nttfp 76 n f &°w 

t fi#p n m bowman 21 20 



HiOisis vb to see, look at; look 

T T 

ou£, provide 41 33 , 22 8 ; Ni fee seerc, 
appear, present oneself 46 29 ; Hith 
/oo& at one another 42 1 ; Hi cause 
to see, show 



40 



The Vocabulary 



n pr Reuben (look! a 
son!) 29 32 
HD*!^*! n P r Reumah 

t ; 

^?tf*l 4 n m seeing 16 13 f 

t: 

1 £^*1 599 n m head, top 
II tfHD n pr Rosh 46 21 
}lK^*li82 adj former, first; f + 

2 = adv formerly 13 4 ; PU^KI 

T 

as adv first 38 28 

rVttfN'l si n * beginning 

31 429 adj much, many, great, 

abundant, enough 

3*1 153 n m multitude, abundance, 

greatness 

I 33*1 21 vb be or become many 

- T 

or great 6 1 f 

II f 33*1 vb Qal pf pi )21 shoot 
4923 

PQ3*1 i6 n f multitude, myriad 
24°° f 

I j"|3*l 225 vb ^ or become many, 

T T 

much, great; multiply, increase; 
Hi inf abs p|3*l*l an( ^ "13*1*1 
(3 16 ) often as adv greatly; as 
predicate adj 15 1 great 

II t il3*l vb $ta 21 20 

T T 

1131 2 n m neck-chain 41 42 f 

"'JPl'S 56 m rVjr3*l t adj /otitti 

V3*l 30 VD ^* ^' e ^own or stretched 

out, couch 

np3*l 30 n P r Rebekah 

13*1 37 y b ^ disturbed, agitated, 

- T 

<m#n/ 45 M f 



7^*1 28 vb Pi foot it, go about as 

~ T 

spy ch 42 f 

byi 247 nf foot, paceZZ"; Nfctt 

V V T T 

*?3*1 = lift the foot = set out 29 1 
HTl 25 vb haw dominion, domi- 
nate l 26 - 2 ^ 

"1 1*1 141 vb pursue, chase, put to 
flight 
CDil*l3 n m watering trough 

3038.41 j. 

*l*l*l4 vb wander restlessly; Hi 
sAow restlessness, become restive 
27 40 f 

I D*l*l 11 vb Hi «me» 8 21 

II H*1*l 378 n f breath, wind, spirit 

HI*! 2 n m space, interval 32 17 f 
0*1*1 192 vb 60 fo'<7^, 6e /i/ted w^>, 
me; Hi raise, lift up, set up 31 45 
Y*l*l 102 vb raw. ; Hi cause to run, 
bring hastily, on the run 41 14 
311*1 25 vb be wide or large; Hi 
enlarge 26^ f 
3*1*1 21 a dj wwfe, &road 34 21 f 

T T 

3*1*1 101 n m breadth, width 

J!l3n*l n pr Rehoboth, name of 

well 2& 

*Tjrnl3"n*l n pr Rehoboth-Ir 

10 u 

*in3n"nl3Pn n pr Rehoboth 

t t — : 

fei/ the River 36 37 

3 1*1*1 43 n f 6rood ^ ace > plaza, 

square 19 2 f 



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41 



i ?n*i 4 n f ewe 

II ^n*l 47 n P r Rachel 

T 

DIVl /DrPhi n m womfc 
D^Dn*"l 39 n m pi in tens compas- 
sion 43 14 

niTl 2 y b Pi /iover, brood l 2 f 
yn*H 72 vb wa$ft, oaiAe 
pni 57 vb be or become distant; 

Hi mc^ distance, be gone far 44 4 ; 
inf abs of o distance 21 16 f 
Dm 85 ac U distant; and n m aw- 
tance; pHID a ^ a distance, afar 
off 22 4 , 37 18 f 

I 2^T 67 VD strive, contend, quarrel 

II 2^*"1 62 n m strife, dispute, quar- 
rel 13 7 f 

PT^ss n m scent, odor; rp*"l 
nn^J 8 21 a Test-giving odor = odor 
of soothing, a gratification 
nD^I n P r Riphath 
P^*1 19 vb Hi empty, empty out 

14 14 ; elsewhere the word is used 
of unsheathing a sword, so here 
draw out, lead out trained men 
(if text be sound); see p^H 
Qp^ 16 adv emptily, in empty 
condition, empty 31 42 f 
m !T m \ 16 adj tender, delicate, weak 18 7 

23*^78 vb mount and ride, ride 
246i T 

SDliM n m chariots (usu coll) 
50»f 



E^DT fEfSTas n m property, 

goods 

E^D*)s vb collect, acquire (prop- 

erty) Gn only 

HO*! 8 vb beguile, deceive 29 25 f 

T T 

E^D""1 17 VD creep, move about or 

- T 

lightly, teem 9 2 

^Q1i7 nm creeping things, mov- 
ing things 9 s 

?P*"1 n P r Rcsen (near Nineveh) 
10 12 

I J?^ or )]^\ 22 6 adj bad, evil, sad, 
unpleasant, disagreeable 28 8 

II J?^ 126 n m evil, injury, wrong 
1?*") 187 n m friend, companion ; 
^HJPl • ♦ • E^X = owe . . . an- 
ofAer ll 3 

y^ 19 n m badness, bad condition 

41 19 f 

3V*1 ii vb be hungry 41 55 f 

T" T 

3 J?*l ioi n m hunger, famine 
?13J?*1 3 n m ^^ °/ Z 00 ^ famine 

4219. 33 + 

I njTH 167 y b pasture, tend, graze, 
shepherd 48 15 ; pt f|JH f Hjn as 
n shepherd, shepherdess 29 9 

II nyn 310 n f g wJ, misery, sorrow, 
injury 

!)JH nprilewll 18 
^{Sfijn n pr fleueZ 
PIDjn n P r Raamah 10 7 



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The Vocabulary 



DDDjTl n P r Rameses 47 11 
JJJJ^ 98 y b Qal impf J?*^ oe evil, 
bad, displeasing 21 11 ; Hi do evil, 
injure 49 5 
XS*)67 y b h ea l 20 17 ; pt as noun 

T T 

healer, physician 50 2 f 
D^S'H n P r Rephaim, giants 

• t : 

n^*^ 56 VD oe pleased with, favor- 
able to 33 10 f 

)))£*} 55 n m good-will, will ; self- 
will 49 6 f 

Y!J*1 23 VD cms/t ; Hithpo'el crush 
one another 25 s2 f 
p*^ adj 3 2to 41 19 ; adv 109 owfo/, 

altogether, surely 
EH M adj empty 37^, 41 27 f 
JPp*H n n m expanse, "firma- 
ment " 
y$*) 263 a( ^i wicked, guilty 

18 23.25| 

nXC^ h n t exaltation, dignity 49 3 ; 
4 7 (?) a lifting up ( ? ), forgiveness 

(Ot 

W2^ 8 nmi>ferfy 4i 29 

T T 

J?2G^ io & dj «ofed, satisfied 35 29 

mB7 318 n m jM*t ^ anc ^ 

Q^fr n pr D^^n:pD5 wfo 

o/ Siddim 14 3 

nE^46 n m *»*®p or fl^ofj member 

of a flock 



NrVfTniBPa an Aramaic word 

t - : it 

from V*TJ^g^ == witness, Jegar- 

sahadutha, the heap of ] witness 

31 47 f 

tftW vb 24 63 is of doubtful 

meaning, usu identified with 

rpfc^ =muse, meditate; complain; 

or possibly CD^ = Syriac walk 

about 

0)& t D^C^ 582 y b pw£, p/ace, set; 

establish, station; appoint; make, 

set up 

f COn^ y b squeeze out, press out 

40 11 

DD&?6 y b cherish a grudge, hate 

- ■ r 

HJCD^ n pr Sitnah (Hostility) 

t : • 

HD^^w n f hoary head, old age, 

lfr\ 44 31 

fj^^nm bush, shrub, plant, 2 5 , 

21 15 f 

D^fr see Cfljy 

I 7^^ 73 vb be prudent; 3 6 = Hi 

- T 

have or acquire insight, ace to 
VSS = Zoo& upon, a meaning un- 
known elsewhere in O T f 

II f ^3 {£? vb Pi lay crosswise 
48 14 
*"Q^2ivbMre30 16 t 

"HDfc^ 28 n m hi re y wages, reward 
^0^84 n m *fo? te/f (hand); 
north 14 15 

/KDfc^s y b Hi take or #0 io the 
left 13 9 f 



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43 



nnDEf 93 n ' i°y> gladness, mirth 

31^ t 

n?D{^29 n f mantle, outer gar- 

t : • 

mm£, garment 

H/Dty n P r Samlah 

fcO^us VD toe; pt as noun 

•• T 

enemy 

ItTy&adj hairy 27 n > 2s 

II T^E? 53 n m he-goat, buck 

37 31 

"VJJEf n pr Seir 

*\y& 27 » m *<&«• 2s 25 1 

nD^i76 n f ^.P» language; edge, 

T T 

s^ore, bank 

p^ 48 n m fe ram ) *«£&; 5acAv 

cto«A 37 s4 

*"lfc^42o n m chief, head, official, 

captain, prince ; overseer 

I n*1^2 VD persist, persevere; 

T T 

(others = ) strive 32 29 f 

II m^ n P r &«ra^ 

T T 

31*1^ n pr Serug 
Tj1*lE72 n m sandal-thong, shoe- 
latchet 14 23 f 
m^ n P r Serah 
***)& n pr Sarai 

- T 

rt 3 nm tendril, twig 40 10 » 12 f 

• T 

n*nt^n7 y b °^ m 

nB^E^w n ^ burning (bricks) 

n 3 Y ! 

t Hp^fo n f choice wine 49 11 



♦{£f (more often ♦£?) rel part 
w/*o, w^'cA, *Aa* 49 10 (?); 6 3 = 
D|Bf3-2i ,*Bf ,n*-inthat 
also; but see *U{jf f 

- T 

2fc$fc^i9 VD draw (water) 

~ T 

t PlNtf vb Hith gaze 24 21 

derworld 

biiW? n pr SAanZ 

•&E? 170 VD <**&, inquire 

- T 

*1X^ 133 VD Ni remain, be left, be 

- T 

Ze/£ over, behind 

rV*lfc$^63 n f re ^» remnant 45 7 f 

fcQttf n pr Sheba 10 28 

t : 

n2Ef 47 VD * a & e captive 
JHCHtf 20 n m w^ife 29 27 ' 28 f 

nyaisfw n f on** 

CD 2 2^189 n m ro ^> sceptre, tribe 

49IO, 16, 28 + 

seventh 

n^'isnf pi Q^3Bf «ar (of 

• • t: • 

grain) 41 5 

J/3£? 186 VD Ni swear 

JDltf r n#3Bf'»4 n m and f 

njQff n pr Sftfaft 26 33 
D* 1 JJ2£^ 91 n pi indeel seventy 

rnvv v jnef *> f and n^n?/ 

'H^J? m seventeen 



44 



The Vocabulary 



seven 



D^HJQt^ 7 n f du sevenfold, 
times 

I *")2£? 148 vb break (in pieces) 
19 9 f ' 

II "^2^ 2 ] vb °^2/ ^fl*ra ; Hi sell 

- T 

gfram 

*"13EN n m corn, grain 

H2l^ 71 vb cease, desisf, res£ 2 2 « 3 , 

8 22| T 

^^{^ 4 or 6 vb go astray, sin; in 

_ T 

6 3 Q 3 2^*3 is possibly inf cstr Qal 
in pathah -j- suff = in their go- 
ing astray; but see ♦{£? 
D3E? 6 3 see M2f and *gf 
HBfn nm5re^ 49^ f 
^1^48 n m Shaddai, often EZ 
Shaddai, a divine name, meaning 
unknown — the convenient ren- 
dering "Almighty " is favored by 
tradition 17 1 

t rntf vb «»«&, &z<w* 4i 6 - »■ 27 

DHOfu n m a precious stone, 
onyx (?), beryl (?) 2 12 f 
31^1066 vb 2wm &ac&, return; Hi 
6rm<7 or pw£ back, draw back 38 29 , 
restore. Idiom: return and do — 
da again 26 18 

T 

1 1 m^ n m p^ a ^ 14 5 
ii t niEf n p r Shaveh 1417 

"T 

niE^ n P r Shuah 

ED1K?" H vb wander, rove about 24 03 

(variant BJffi^ for ITIE^) t 



**%)$ n pr Shuni 

jj!|j£f n pr S£wa 

FV)£? 4 vb&raw?e3 15 t 

""ll^" 78 n m ^ ea ^ of ca^/e, oz ; coll 
oxen 32 6 , 49 6 f 

I *W 3 nmwaM49 22 t 

II *flBf n P r SAw 

nn^ m vb Hithpalel 170 pf 

niKnefn, im P f a poc yit$r> m 

bow down, prostrate oneself, wor- 
ship 

tOn ^84 vb slaughter, slay, usu in 

sacrifice 22 10 , 37 31 f 

*^n^24 n m dawn 

Jin tSf lsi vb Ni be corrupt; Pi, Hi 

"" T 

spoil, destroy, corrupt 6 12 
ri/^Ef m ^bis form the word oc- 
curs 49 10 only; perh it = H/E^ 
i. e., \} *!E?fc$ = ^ a ^ which is 
his or Ae whose it is; others 
make it n pr Shiloh, see comm 
*V{J^ 77 n m song 31 27 f 
IV E^ 86 vb put, set, station, appoint 
425 

DDC^ 212 vb lie down, lie 

— T 

TOW m^h forget 

TO?} ^vb abate 8 i: \ 

/3C^25 vb fee bereaved; Pi raa&e 

— T 

childless, show barrenness 31 38 
DDE^ 65 vb Hi rise early 

- T 

I DDU^22 n m shoulder, mountain 
slope (?)48 22 

II DDt^ n P r Shechem 



The Vocabulary 



45 



fDE^'129 vb settle down, abide, EOENo vb Pi do a third time; 

dwell ; Hi set S 24 divide into three parts ; Pu pt be 

"DE^u vb be or become drunk threefold, three years old 15 9 f 

9 21 ; drink largely or convivially EvE^' ,?]$?$ m n m and f 

43 s4 t *te; E^B = vkti + }0 

n?27* n P r Shelah « three months after " 38^ 

Q\?$m n m completeness, wel~ QW?^f /DE^?E?25 adv *^e 

/are, AeaftA, peace; } Dl7E^* &e days a#o, a^a?/ 6e/ore yesterday; 

well with 29«; D&E^> W «* ^^ - 312 ' " f 

D^EJ/Ef 174 n pi indecl /ta'rf?/ 



a&ow£ owe^ health; Q vE^iT ** A 
ri/ti^844 vb ^ewa 7 , stretch out 

— T 

(hand) ; Pi send away, dismiss 
PI /E^ n P r Shelah 

£Q^?E^5 ac U having mastery, as n 
rwter, " Grand Fwr " 42 6 f 

''E^ltf ^e^e? m rviz^Ef f 

ord num ^trd 

■H/Ef 125 vb Hi cas£, £/irow 



D^E^PE^s a ^i pertaining to the 
third; as a noun tfAose of the third 
generation, grandson 50 23 f 

PHE^ e6# n f and Hpbd 

lE^i? m thirteen 

Q£f adv ^Aere, thither; "*^E^$ 

t < v ~: 

QJjf rel adv where; HSE^ ^^~ 
er, ^ere; flBBf ♦ • • "WK 

T T v -; 

whither; QE^D from there, thence; 

T 



?/E^76 n m plunder, spoil I QE^*864 n m nam e , renown 6 4 ; 

rrtrp de?2 snp co« wifcA = 

t : » : tJt 

use the name of Jehovah in wor- 



49 27 f 

ID/E^io3 vb be complete; Pi 

make whole, requite, reward ship 4 26 

44 4 f II QEf n p* Shem 

II Q?Ef 28 adj complete, full, safe, -QNDttf n pr Shemeber 

at peace HDE^iso vb Ni 6e exterminated, 

III D/Ef n P r Sa^ra (archaic ( ? ) destroyed 34 30 f 
abbreviation for Jerusalem) HSE/ see DE^ 

D yVl n P r Shillem DHE^ n P r Shammah 



n pr Sheleph 



D^QE^ 42i n m pi heavens, sky 



46 



The Vocabulary 



012$ m y b he desolate 47 19 ; see 

DEM 

f IDE? n m pi cstr "»30J£f /erf or 

fertile place 27 28 » 39 
]DEf M adj7(rf49 20 t 

tOBf in n m M o3 2 ^ 18 , 35 14 f 

nibBf flU'DBfiM n m and f 

n^y nibef * m and nabtf 

t ^r t : : 

rnE^J? ^ eighteen 

DMbtS^ 38 n pl indeel ei#A% 

JJDE^ii59 VD Aear ; I&fero Jo, i/zVZd, 

consent 37 27 ; hearken, obey 3 17 ; 

understand ll 7 

J?ftE^i8 n m report, tidings 29 13 f 

TljfDEf n P r Simeon 

*1DE^465 VD &^P> watch, guard, 

treasure up 37 n ; Ni Ja&e ted, 

beware 

tt*lDISf n pr Shimron 

E^DE^ 133 n m an d f swn 

|Ef bj n * du D^E? to?** 49 12 f 

DiOE^ n pr Shinab 

I nitSf io vb repeal 41 32 f 

T T 

T T 

nJEf»nf *2eep28 M ,31 40 t 

\J T ^42nmscar^38 28 . 30 t 

• T 

^J£? m, JV JE^ f 157 ad J oral second 
DMK7 > D^OE^es n m and f cstr 



^BJf QVJBf num m and Q^nC^ 

"1J/3E7 n P r Shinar, Babylonia 
HfiB^is VD # ase > regard (with 

^ T * 

favor) 4 4 » 5 f 

?JJE^22 vb Ni /ecm, support one- 

self, recline 18 4 f 

I *1J?E?373 nm.Jofe 

t II "l^gf n m measure, fold 26 12 

^Q£f n pr Shepho 

nnSE^63 n f maid, maidservant 

OBEf 185 v b judge, govern 

— T 

f f D^BE^ n m horned snake 49 17 

TIBE^m VD P^?* out, shed 9 6 , 

37 22 f 

f "IBE^ n m beauty, goodliness 49 21 

¥ V 

HDE^4 n m almond 43 u f 
HDE^7X VD Hi water, irrigate, give 

?DB^22 vb weigh, weigh out 
r r 

23 16 f 

^pj^ 87 nm^eM23 15 t 
HpE^22 v b Hi Zoo& ow£ and down 
*1pE^6 vb do or deal falsely 
21 23 t 

t_ng& n f P i cstr ninptf 

watering-trough 24 20 , 30 38 

V*)E?i4 vb swarm, teem l 20 , 7 21 

< 
Y*"^E^i5 n m swarming things, 



swarms 



The Vocabulary 



47 



ft *1 5^97 VD minister, serve 39 4 , DlPlft35 n f an d m deep, a&y&?, 

40 4 y 'primeval ocean l 2 

i e/gf r nBfEFm n m and f «* DKlft 4 n m P i D^piNft 3s 27 

II Bfgf 40 n m &t/*ms, (fine Egyp- and DplR 2524 <«* w t 

tian) linen, cotton (?) 41 42 f pD ^Slft n pr Tubal-Cain 

^$tf m, n^Bf Ef f ord sixth rftft m n m '^ ; usu cstr + prep 

D^tfnnplindecl sixty -j^ m *Ae mi<ta o/, amon^; 

rnfiyjp Bfgf n * and ntsftf 7jiftp/™™^em»o/i9 29 

'HtyjJ m sixteen 
HE? n pr &fA 



T T 

D^ftE? see n^iaf 



ffifc$ft26 n f desire, thing desir- 
a&fe 3 6 ; desirable thing 49 s6 ; ace 
to some 49 25 = boundary, see 
comm f 

D^plan see DKln 
ni«n 3 9nf^-^3 7 t 



ISHis nm/om] 

fDR 28 n f ark 



ftTr?1ft 39 n f pi begettings, gen- 
ealogies, generations 
yb)V\ n pr To/a 

Dpin see DNin 

JDlft is Kethibh for jpift 36 15 

H!3J7lRii7 n f abomination 43 32 , 

46 34 f 

nnlO 220 n f instruction, teaching, 

law 2^ f 

2£?1R 14 n m sojourner 23 4 f 

T 

n^nn 21 n f beginning, first time 
.EfOD n P r 7aA<w* S2 24 

nnn n use d as (1) prep beneath, 

under, instead of, in return for 



T •• » 

HWnptt n f yieW, ingathering 30 15 ; 7 ftPlftQ (from) beneath 

47* t 

/3ft n P r JViW 

|2R 17 n m **row 24 s5 * 32 f 

PlSTttH n P r Togarmah 

bjnn n pr r«faz 



(2) adv 6enea«A 49 25 
^RHRw ad J an d n lower, lowest 
(place) ; Q" ft PI ft lowest stories 6 16 
KD^R n P r ^ ma 

T 

ID^ft n P r Teman 
MD^R ad i P r Temanite 



in ft 20 n m formlessness, waste, Ef'VRas n m am*^» new wine 
emptiness l 2 f 27 28 - 36 f 



48 



The Vocabulary 



D*VH n P r Tiros 

T • 

Ef^pj 4 n m pi D^O he-goat 

117028 vb hang 

f l^pnm quiver 27 3 

770 9 vb Hi mock, deceive 31 7 f 

_ T 

DO 13 ac U complete; quiet, settled 
25 27 | 

QO 28 n m completeness, integrity 
20 5 ' 6 f 

ft OH 9 vb 6e dumfounded, marvel 
43 s3 f 

7iDP ,7bp23 n used in adv 
ace yesterday, usu + DtS^ /C^ V es ~ 
terday and the third day = for- 
merly 31 25 f 
D^DrW a< ^J complete, perfect, 

T 

blameless 

TIDH 21 vb ^rasp, fo&2 48 17 f 

Don 64 y b impf nn^ ^ c ° m ~ 

- T 

#Zefe, finished, cease, be exhausted, 
spent 47 15 « 18 f 
H3DH n P r Timnah 

t : 

nrubn = mori + n '<* 

t t : * t : 

IDn n P r Tamar 



*11ilDi5 n m portable stove, fur- 
nace 15 17 f 

P3H 14 n m 5ea monster l 21 f 
HJ? n so y b wander, wander about 
J7J7H2 vb mock; Pilpel pt as n 
27 12 f 
F|n i7 n m timbrel, tambourine 

31 27 t 

IDn 4 vb sew together 3 7 f 

™ T 

^DOra vb lay hold of, catch, 
handle 4 21 , 39 12 f 

JJpFW vb strike, thrust; drive 
(tent pins), p$c& (tent) 31 25 f 
l"Pl 14 n f turtle-dove 15 9 f 

ncrnn 7 n f ^p 5 ^p 2 21 
n*in n p r ^^ 

D^S^His n m pi Teraphim, 
images, Penates 
EW'in n P r Tarshish 
nWtE^Pl'a n ^ desire, longing 3 16 , 

j?^*n / n j?tsf n 58 n m an ^ f mne 

D^JfEfo 20 n indeel ninety 

rrib]i ytfn n f and njjjtfft 

^t^J? m nineteen 



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